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This is great. One small bug cropped up, I collaborated on a fiddle with a work colleague and he couldn't see any output from clicking Run. http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/lN6m0S Great work though, will be in my favourites :)
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This is great. One small bug cropped up, I collaborated on a fiddle with a work colleague and he couldn't see any output from clicking Run. http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/lN6m0S Great work though, will be in my favourites :)
Yes, will be fixed by tomorrow. Thanks for reporting it.
While this one doesn't have the nice "fiddle" suffix, it has been around for a while and supports a lot of platforms: http://ideone.com/
There is also https://compilify.net/ and http://executify.com/ . But it's always good to have more options.
I've found a minor glitch. Seems that the Intellisense (auto-complete) does not work when I try to call a custom class method inline, like:
Console.WriteLine("Hello World, " + new MyClass().PrintTestSentence());
(Public methods of class "MyClass" does not show up there)
See here: http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/5oF8oR
This is super awesome! I was thinking of building something like this the other day because I wanted to test some code and not make a new test console app. Totally awesome!
This is really awesome, good job! I've found a minor glitch. Seems that the Intellisense (auto-complete) does not work when I try to call a custom class method inline, like: Console.WriteLine("Hello World, " + new MyClass().PrintTestSentence()); (Public methods of class "MyClass" does not show up there) See here: http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/5oF8oR
It works if you declare class first http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/IjtjcG
but not if u do initialization and call at the same time. Will take a look.
This is really awesome, good job! I've found a minor glitch. Seems that the Intellisense (auto-complete) does not work when I try to call a custom class method inline, like: Console.WriteLine("Hello World, " + new MyClass().PrintTestSentence()); (Public methods of class "MyClass" does not show up there) See here: http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/5oF8oR
Thanks for reporting it! It works if you declare class first http://www.dotnetfiddle.net/IjtjcG but not if u do initialization and call at the same time. Will take a look.
Example:
using System.