How do I use Roslyn from vs 2015 app

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I have downloaded the 2015 Ultimate Beta and got the packages from Codeplex. Next I tried the example code in http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/606931/Getting-Started-with-Roslyn-Part The API has changed since the example was created, i.e. there is no ParseFile in SyntaxTree.

I've also posted this question on StackOverflow but that Community Thinks it is off topic.

Posted 6-Dec-14 22:59pm

Petter Fryklund

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 7-Dec-14 5:12am

Try this: https://roslyn.codeplex.com/.
Look for 'Samples and Walkthroughs'...

BillWoodruff 7-Dec-14 5:45am

You might get a quick response posting a question on the MSDN Roslyn forum:

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-us/home?forum=roslyn

Nelek 7-Dec-14 6:46am

Maybe asking the author of that article?

Petter Fryklund 7-Dec-14 7:07am

I can't find out how to Contact a member, do you know how?

Nelek 7-Dec-14 7:09am

If the article is still there, then just post a message in the board below the article. The author will receive a notification. If he is still active, I guess he will contact you

Petter Fryklund 7-Dec-14 7:16am

thanks

Nelek 7-Dec-14 14:15pm

You are welcome

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