The .NET Framework naming guidelines specify
that type and member names should be “Pascal Cased” by default. This
means that each word in a type or member should start with a capitalized letter
(for example: PageIndexChanged).
VS 2010’s intellisense filtering support now
enables you to take advantage of this to quickly find and filter methods based
on their pascal naming pattern. For example, if we typed “GridView1.PIC”
VS 2010 would filter to show us the members that have PIC in their name, as
well as those members which have a pascal cased name where the word segments
start with that letter sequence:
Figure 5
Notice above how PIC caused both “PageIndexChanged” and
“PageIndexChanging” to show up. This saves us a few keystrokes when
resolving either member or type names.