Snippet Designer for Visual studios 2008?

For a stand alone version you can use SnippetEditor.

I will check it out. Do you know if VS has a import/export feature for code snippets? – chobo2 Oct 2 '09 at 4:48 I just save them into the directory Metro Smurf has mentioned and hit Sync in SE.To back them up I would just copy them from there.

– Negative 201 Oct 2 '09 at 5:22.

There is a Snippet Designer on CodePlex. I'm not sure if its compatible with VS Express, though. Charlie Calvert has a quick and dirty write up on the Snippet Designer as well.

With regards to snippet import/export, Sara Ford has a blog post that quickly walks you through how to export/import your snippets as a . Vssettings file. Jeff Atwood has an old, but still relevant blog post about Snippets.

Finally, code snippets you create are typically stored here: %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets And the built in snippets for VS2008 are stored here (for C#): %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Code Snippets\Visual C#\My Code Snippets.

Actually, I remember doing something similar. I will write code that I wanted to use as a snippet and then I will just select it and drag it to the General Toolbox. That will create a control like object in the Toolbox that you can just drag and drop in your code when you need it.It is not a real snippet but it works.

Another option is to create a class library with all your code snippets and then add a reference to it in your projects.

That only stores the text in the current solution. – AMissico Jan 9 '10 at 8:11 Creating a class library is not the same as a snippet of generic code that must be modified to fit the implementation. – AMissico Jan 9 '10 at 8:13.

See stackoverflow.com/questions/33994/what-c.... Code Snippet Editor is the best that I been able to find. Snippy is buggy and not workable, fragile.

Snippet Designer in an add-in and I am not sure it the express editions support add-ins. (Maybe someone has the answer to that. ).

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