PowerShell Studio 2017 does not enumerate all methods in intellisense

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ErnieB
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PowerShell Studio 2017 does not enumerate all methods in intellisense

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Not all methods are being enumerated via intelli-sense

for example, the automatic variable $Error has a method called Clear() but this method is not exposed in the intelli-sense while others are.

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Re: PowerShell Studio 2017 does not enumerate all methods in intellisense

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Thank for you reporting this.
The ISE merges properties and methods of the container and the objects contained within, which is a feature we have not implemented at this time.

I will add a request to our feature wish list.
David
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Re: PowerShell Studio 2017 does not enumerate all methods in intellisense

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Thanks again David
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