Groups CodeSnippet elements. The CodeSnippets element is the root element of the code snippet XML schema. Allows you to specify a heading and multiple IntelliSense Code Snippets, which you can insert into Visual Studio 2005 code files. Specifies general information about the IntelliSense Code Snippet. Specifies the title for the code snippet. The title stored in the Title element of the code snippet appears in the Code Snippet Inserter and in the code snippet's description in the Code Snippets Manager. Specifies the name of the snippet author. The Code Snippets Manager displays the code snippet name stored in the Author element of the code snippet. Specifies descriptive information about the contents of an IntelliSense Code Snippet. The text value of the Description element provides a ToolTip for the code snippet in the Code Snippet Inserter and the description for the code snippet in the Code Snippets Manager. Specifies a URL that provides more information about a code snippet. Groups individual SnippetType elements. If the SnippetTypes element is not present, the code snippet can be inserted anywhere in the code. Specifies how Visual Studio inserts the code snippet. A value of SurroundsWith allows the code snippet to be placed around a selected piece of code while a value of Expansion allows the code snippet to be inserted at the cursor. Groups individual Keyword elements. The code snippet keywords are used by Visual Studio and represent a standard way for online content providers to add custom keywords. Specifies the shortcut text used to insert the snippet. Specifies the references, imports, declarations, and code for the code snippet. Groups individual Reference elements. Specifies the name of the assembly referenced by the code snippet. The Assembly element is only supported by Visual Basic code snippets. The text value of the Assembly element is either the friendly text name of the assembly, such as System.dll, or its strong name, such as System,Version=1.0.0.1,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=9b35aa323c18d4fb1. Specifies a URL that provides more information about the referenced assembly. Groups individual Import elements. Specifies the imported namespaces used by an IntelliSense Code Snippet. Specifies the namespace of the code snippet. Specifies the literals and objects that make up the parts of a code snippet that you can edit. Defines the literals of the code snippet that you can edit. The Literal element is used to identify a replacement for a piece of code that is entirely contained within the snippet, but will likely be customized after it is inserted into the code. For example, literal strings, numeric values, and some variable names should be declared as literals. Specifies a unique identifier for a Literal or Object element. Specifies the type of the object. Describes the expected value and usage of a literal or object in a code snippet, which Visual Studio displays in a ToolTip when it inserts the code snippet into a project. Specifies the default value of the literal or object for an IntelliSense Code Snippet. Specifies a function to execute when the literal or object receives focus in Visual Studio. Specifies whether or not you can edit the literal after the code snippet is inserted. The default value of this attribute is true. Defines the objects of the code snippet that you can edit. Specifies a unique identifier for a Literal or Object element. Required. Specifies the type of the object. Describes the expected value and usage of a literal or object in a code snippet, which Visual Studio displays in a ToolTip when it inserts the code snippet into a project. Specifies the default value of the literal or object for an IntelliSense Code Snippet. This text specifies the default value of the literal or object that fills the fields of the code snippet that you can edit. Specifies a function to execute when the literal or object receives focus in Visual Studio. Specifies whether or not the object can be edited after the code snippet is inserted. The default value of this attribute is true. Provides a container the short code blocks of IntelliSense Code Snippets. Specifies the language of the code snippet. The values available are VB, CSharp, VJSharp, or XML. Specifies the kind of code the snippet contains. This attribute filters out snippets based on the current location in the code Specifies the delimiter used to describe literals and objects in the code. By default, the delimiter is $. Specifies the schema version of the code snippet. The Format attribute must be a string in the syntax of x.x.x, where each "x" represents a numerical value of the version number. Visual Studio will ignore code snippets with Format attributes that it does not understand.