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**	Improve C# plugin for Eclipse	   **
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**		version 3.0.0		   **
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C# plugin for Eclipse is a free open-source (Common Public License Version 0.5) plugin developed by Improve.
(http://www.improve.fr - http://www.application-servers.com - http://www.improve-technologies.com)


WHAT's NEW?
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- Compatibility with eclipse 3
- Compatibility with .net 1.1 and mono 1.0

- Content assistant for C# keywords doesn't work anymore
- Compilation problems listed in the Tasks view doesn't work anymore



FEATURES
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Available under Windows and Linux:
	- C# code editing with: 
		- Syntax highlighting  
		- Auto-indentation 
		- Creation of new C# files
	- C# code compilation with: 
		- Compiler output information displayed in a console 
		- Specification of the compiler arguments via a file property page (the arguments are persistent for each file) 
	- C# plugin parameters available via the plugin preference page: 
		- Path of Microsoft C# compiler or mono compiler
		- Automatic build on resource modification



HOW TO INSTALL
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Simply use the update manager to add a bookmark to http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/updates/site.xml.
You can then browse the site and find the versions you want to install.

NOTE: the feature is unsigned, so you will be asked whether you want to install this feature or not. Say yes.



WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND A BUG
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If you find a bug, please send me a mail to eclipse-csharp@improve.fr with:

* Your configuration: which OS, which version and build of Eclipse, which VM?

* A description of the problem

* The stack trace that you can find in the "workspace/.metadata/.log" file.



KNOWN BUGS
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Here are some known bugs that have to be fixed:

* When you move files that are referenced by a C# file (for instance like an assembly to reference or a module to add),
  the changes are not taken into consideration in the C# file properties. You have to manually go and change them in
  the property page (first reset and then select them via the dialog box).

* For some reason, when you specify a name for your XML documentation file, the C# compiler does not find the XML parser.
  As a consequence, the XML doc is not generated. I have to investigate a bit more to find out why.