Event handler tab-completion does not work in new project templates

[siegfriedpammer]

Version Used: dev17

Steps to Reproduce:

1. create a "new-style" .NET 6 console project
2. try to use event handler tab completion

Expected Behavior:

Event handler is generated and inserted as local function.

Actual Behavior:

Nothing happens

Notes:

I think, Visual Studio needs extra options in the new project dialog, to allow each user to select whether they want top-level statements and/or implicit usings. This would alleviate the pain I have with the new project templates.

from #43563 (comment), apparently this has been a known issue since May 2020.

Because top-level statements are effectively rubbed into one's face when creating a new project (not a good thing at all!), one would have every right to expect this to work.
Every time I try to adapt to this, I get bitten by something. and I am forced back to trusty old class Program.

[Youssef1313]

This was fixed in #58475.

[siegfriedpammer]

I think, Visual Studio needs extra options in the new project dialog, to allow each user to select whether they want top-level statements and/or implicit usings. This would alleviate the pain I have with the new project templates.

Will this be taken into consideration?

[svick]

@siegfriedpammer

I think, Visual Studio needs extra options in the new project dialog, to allow each user to select whether they want top-level statements and/or implicit usings.

There is an extensive discussion about that at dotnet/docs#27420.

[siegfriedpammer]

@siegfriedpammer

I think, Visual Studio needs extra options in the new project dialog, to allow each user to select whether they want top-level statements and/or implicit usings.

There is an extensive discussion about that at dotnet/docs#27420.

Thank you. Seems there is nothing more for me to add to the discussion.