Use this tag for version specific questions about ReSharper 9.2 - the refactoring and productivity extension for Visual Studio by JetBrains. When using this tag also include the more generic [resharper] tag where possible.
Questions tagged [resharper-9.2]
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Prevent ReSharper from formatting specific code block
Is there a way to prevent ReSharper from formatting a specific code block in a file? Something like:
void MyMethod ()
{
// ReSharper disable formatting
PRE = { my top format } /* no rules */ ;
// ReSharper enable formatting
}
D.R.
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Does Visual Studio 2015 have a Resharper Equivalent to CTRL+T fast object find?
Does anyone know? I am finding that Resharper 9.2 is very buggy with testing and burping. But the funny thing is that I use Resharper the most for a little function of CTRL + T. It brings up a quick find where you type and it in real time…
djangojazz
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Resharper - Disable 'help' when using "prop" shortcut in C#
I'm getting quite annoyed with a feature of Resharper that I just cannot find how to disable independently.
With Resharper turned off, whenever I type prop in VS2015 and press TAB, I get the following auto-generated code:
public int MyProperty {…
Sk93
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ReSharper 9.2 produces warning for nameof with event name
According to the C# specification this is valid code, and it compiles and runs.
var myObj = new MyClass();
var x = nameof(myObj.SomeEvent);
Console.Write(x); // Prints 'SomeEvent'
where SomeEvent is:
public event EventHandler SomeEvent;
But…
Rob Kent
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Why *doesn't* ReSharper tell me “implicitly captured closure”?
This question and its answers explain the concept of implicitly captured closures very well. However, I occasionally see code that seems like it should generate the warning in question that in fact does not. For example:
public static void F()
{
…
dlf
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ReSharper autocompletion bug? with lambda scratch arguments
I'm using ReSharper 9.2. Example code:
class Foo
{
private int _someField;
private int _someOtherField;
public Foo()
{
Action a = (_, __) => { };
}
}
As soon as I type type the ',' after the '_', R# decides I must…
dlf
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C#, Resharper, "Possible 'null' assignment to entity" warning when it shouldn't be
I have a method that turns string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(string value) into an extension method.
public static bool IsNullOrWhitespace(this string source)
{
return string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(source);
}
After I use this to check for null, Resharper…
jack
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Why does Resharper 9 clear indentation on closing curly braces?
I'm trying to get Resharper 9.x to reformat my C++/CLI code automatically on Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise. However, I came across this case which doesn't seem to make sense:
The following code:
namespace MyNamespace
{
public ref class MyClass
…
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What does Resharper have against the commonly-used getRange() in Excel Interop?
Almost all of the example code online for C# Excel interop has stuff like this:
monthlyChartRange = _xlSheetChart.get_Range("A3", "C4");
Yet, Resharper turns up its nose at it and demands: "Use indexed property" If you accede to its wishes (and I…
B. Clay Shannon-B. Crow Raven
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Is Resharper confused by Aliases used for Assemblies in Using directives?
I noticed this in my .cs file, which looks like I might be "mixing metaphors" or at least being redundant by having both "Microsoft.Office.Interop" and "Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel" in my list of usings directives:
using…
B. Clay Shannon-B. Crow Raven
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