<r>If it is not a GUI thread. Then the .Result call should work. The Result call blocks the execution until the result is available. You have to be carefull, because depending on your thread it can result to an deadlock.<br/> Another possibility would be "Task.Run( () => asyncMethod()).Wait();"<br/>...

Your call self:_Connect needs an await. If you need an synchronous call you can use
self:_Connect( cHostName, cUserName, cPassword ).Result
With the Result Call you have to be carefull, because in some situation it can result in an dead lock

I think also like Robert that we should use the standard dialog of VS where possible. The power tools we have made can never replace the many search possibilities of VS. In the meantime they are only a good workaround for some problems.

Thanks!

<r>The following code results to an exception in ILSpy using the X# Addin. The problem is the "in" in the parameter declaration ot TestMethod3<br/> <CODE><s>[code]</s><i> </i>public partial class TestPartial public method TestMethod3(col in usual) as logic return true public method TestMethod2() as ...

I can send you a file. for me it seems to happen on every position in the file (650 lines) if I insert an #ifdef.

The Issue with #ifdef #endif we have also

For this problem there is a fix in the issue https://github.com/X-Sharp/XSharpPublic/issues/819 available.

It is also a lot easier to get an element with the key and not to search for the index and than get the element.

I would prefer it before the xml comments.
An option to enable/disable his feature would be nice.

Hansjörg