Abstract: The present invention extends to methods, systems, and computer program products for inserting closing code constructs. Embodiments of the invention include an interaction model allowing users to more easily move closing code constructs to desired locations within text. For example, closing code constructs can be moved as if they were an editor caret. The interaction model can limit a user to selecting legal positions for a closing code construct. The limits can be based on the structure of existing code in combination with syntactical and/or semantic rules of the programming language being used to develop the existing code.

Abstract: The present invention extends to methods, systems, and computer program products for inserting closing code constructs. Embodiments of the invention include an interaction model allowing users to more easily move closing code constructs to desired locations within text. For example, closing code constructs can be moved as if they were an editor caret. The interaction model can limit a user to selecting legal positions for a closing code construct. The limits can be based on the structure of existing code in combination with syntactical and/or semantic rules of the programming language being used to develop the existing code.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a completion list associated with computer program source code and a dynamic expression. A dynamic analysis is performed to find and aggregate one or more candidate types of the expression. During an execution of the target program, a runtime monitor tracks events that may indicate a type of program variables. The analysis may include one or more of a number of static analysis techniques, including analyzing expressions that are assigned to a program variable, following method calls, examining system or other specified assemblies, loading runtime assemblies, or making inferences based on other uses of the variable. A completion list may be filtered or ordered based on a configured criteria.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a completion list associated with computer program source code and a dynamic expression. A static analysis is performed to find and aggregate one or more candidate types of the expression. The analysis may include one or more of a number of techniques, including analyzing expressions that are assigned to a program variable, following method calls, examining system or other specified assemblies, loading runtime assemblies, or making inferences based on other uses of the variable. A dynamic analysis may be performed and combined with a static analysis. A completion list may be filtered or ordered based on a configured criteria.