Category Archives: CodeSmith Generator 7.0

CodeSmith Generator 7.0.2

New Features Added a new SQLAnywhereSchemaProvider (Contrib Steven Hyde). Added Gang of Four Design Pattern templates (Contrib Martin Hart Turner). Added support for json serialization of schema objects (E.G., TableSchema) for custom property types. The PLINQO-EF templates now have beta support for MySQL and SQL Anywhere and EF6 (there is a flag to turn EF6 …Read More

CodeSmith Generator 7.0.1

Bug Fixes Fixed an issue with case sensitive databases in SqlSchemaProvider. Fixed a bug where an exception would be thrown when trying to access Extended Properties when using SQL Azure with the SqlSchemaProvider. Fixed a bug where Visual Studio integration could fail due to an assembly binding failure. Many more minor bug fixes. Download Now

CodeSmith Generator 7.0

New Features Added support for VS 2013. Added support for SQL Azure. Added bracket matching functionality to the Template Editor. Added Syntax Highlighting for the following Languages: Assembly, INI, Lua, Markdown, MSIL, PowerShell, Ruby, RTF, VBScript, XAML. Added support for Delimiter Auto-Complete and Curly Brace Auto-Indent. Added the ability to Control+Click to go to definition …Read More

CodeSmith Generator 7.0 Beta 1

New Features Added support for VS 2013. Added support for SQL Azure. Added bracket matching functionality to the Template Editor. Added Syntax Highlighting for the following Languages: Assembly, INI, Lua, Markdown, MSIL, PowerShell, Ruby, RTF, VBScript, XAML. Added support for Delimiter Auto-Complete and Curly Brace Auto-Indent. Added the ability to Control+Click to go to definition …Read More

CodeSmith Generator Upcoming Feature: Bracket Highlighting

Today I’m happy to announce an upcoming feature for one of the most customer requested template editor features: Bracket Highlighting! Bracket Highlighting Bracket Highlighting creates visible highlights around sets of delimiters (parentheses, square brackets, and curly braces) when the caret is next to them. In the screenshot above, the caret is next to a } …Read More