Please try this: remove all mapping for Alt+Enter ↵ shortcut here Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard (to find out mapped actions, press Alt+Enter ↵ in “Press shortcut keys” field and look at the list in “Shortcut currently used by” dropdown); After removing: Type ReSharper_AltEnter in “Show command containing” field; Select “Text Editor” in …
I am unsure how to go about getting proof that Resharper will benefit the business. If they asked for a business case, they’re not asking for proof, just some kind of fact-based estimate of the likely return on their investment. So, for example: A license costs (say) $250 per developer, a developer costs (say) $50,000 …
Warning: This has only been tried by me just now on VS2013 with the latest v8 EAP, this may cause crashes or slowdowns etc and I can’t say how v7 would behave. If you go into your program files folder, then open the VS2012 folder, navigate to Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\Extensions . From that folder …
So what is different between <T> and <in T>? The difference is that in T allows you to pass a more generic (less derived) type than what was specified. And what is the purpose of contravariant here? ReSharper suggests to use contravariance here because it sees the you’re passing the T parameter into the Validate …
Alt+Up is not a ReSharper shortcut to move a line. It most likely belongs to the Productivity Power Tools extension, that has a feature to move one or more (selected) lines. Personally, I don’t like this feature in PPT, since it will just move the line(s), regardless of their scope, causing compilation errors. I much …
Solution for long lines: ReSharper, menu Options → Code Editing → C# → Formatting Style → Line Breaks And Wrapping. And disable Wrap long lines: And it really makes me crazy!
I have the same problem with Serbian keyboard – which is the same as Slovenian. Someone mentioned that the shortcut for the GoToContainingDeclaration feature that overrides ‘Find’ is Ctrl+[. Well, guess what – on our keyboards, [ is typed as AltGr+F. Most likely that is why Resharper assigns the command that would normally go to …
Since the export option within Resharper is only for code styles, you’ll need to be a bit craftier for all settings. From Peter Ritchie’s blog… …the settings are stored in “%userprofile%\application data\jetbrains\resharper\v4.0\vs9.0”. There are a couple of xml files in there that store your settings. Before you upgrade to the latest build, just copy those …
Since Resharper 9, you can just select “in solution” scope when you clean up a using block.
Actually it’s not possible in current versions of R# and, unfortunately, still be missing feature of upcoming R# 6.1 release. This feature requires a lot of infrastructure changes, but it’s on our list and definitely will be implemented in R# 7. Seems like [CustomBindingMarkup] and [BindingPath] (for path constructor parameter and the Path property) attributes …