I just released an update to VsVim for Visual Studio 2010. This is available on the extension manager in Visual Studio or can be downloaded directly at the following link.

Earlier this week I started writing a function which needed to represent three states in the return value, two of which had an associated value. In my mind I immediately came to the following solution

In a recent post I discussed the apparent flakiness of extension methods and the debugger being a result of whether or not the DLL containing the extension methods were loaded into the debugee process. Several users asked in the comment section why we didn’t fix the issue by just loading those DLL’s when an extension method was executed.

I just released an update to VsVim for Visual Studio 2010. This is available on the extension manager in Visual Studio or can be downloaded directly at the following link.

F#’s seq expressions are a frustrating item to inspect at debug time. A seq value is a collection and when users inspect such a value at debug time they want to see the contents of the collection. Instead they are often presented with a view resembling the following