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Here’s a quick tip for those of you still using modules in your VB.NET applications.

If you create a module and don’t want to see the module name in your intellisense, you can hide it with an attribute.  This can be extremely useful when you have a lot of modules that would show up in your intellisense code and they don’t have names that conflict with each other.

<HideModuleName()> _
Module Module1
    Sub NewFunction()
        Return
    End Sub

End Module

You can still reference NewFunction() via Module1

Module1.NewFunction()

But Module1 will no longer show in intellisense.

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