You do not need Resharper for this. You can use the “surround with” with a custom snippet. Then you can select your text with Ctrl + K, Ctrl + S and select the snippet {} in the custom snippet. In order to create such a snippet : Create a “.snippet” file containing the content below … Read more
Go to Resharper->Manage Extensions and click the Online tab. Then search for Resharper.ExternalAnnotations, and install the package it comes up with. Finally go to Visual Studio Tools->Options and go to the Resharper->General options page. Click Suspend Now followed by Resume to restart Resharper.
You can press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + 8 to disable analyses and highlightings in the current file.
The issue here is that when you close over a variable what happens behind the scenes is that the compiler creates a new unnamed type, gives that type an instance field for every variable that is closed over in that block, gives it a method for every anonymous method in that code block and then … Read more
The second contains less characters and so is more compact to read. You don’t have to repeat myClass 2 more times, and the initialization logic is in one block. It is really a syntactic sugar that doesn’t change a thing in the generated code. If you doesn’t like it, you can always disable the warning … Read more
Resharper -> Options -> (Code Editing) C# -> Formatting Style -> Line Breaks and Wrapping There are a lot of settings for line wrapping. The default for Wrap long lines is normally 120 characters. This may be triggering your break since you are set to 80 or Resharper 8.0 may have a newer option for … Read more
@lhildebrandt’s answer is generally right, but in my case this solution produces errors that totally disable displaying the view in designer. Specifying <d:Style.DataContext> inside <Style> tag helped me. <Style> <d:Style.DataContext> <x:Type Type=”local:MyTreeItem” /> </d:Style.DataContext> <!–usual setters, triggers, etc.–> </Style> In this way d:DataContext can also be specified for controls, and we can provide it interfaces, … Read more
Yes. You need to have the “Personal License” in order to do this in compliance with the license terms. Simply install Resharper, and input your name and registration key. According to: http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/buy/buy.jsp#personal_licenseTerms A Personal License is a named-user license which restricts the use of the software to the person who purchased that license. The license … Read more
There is a series of screencasts on the Dime Casts website which are quite good as an introduction. There is also the 31 days of Resharper and the official demos give you an idea of what’s possible so you know to dive into the menu.
In Resharper 5.1, turn it off by unchecking the ‘Analyze errors in whole solution’ under ReSharper->Options->Code Inspection->Settings You can also turn it off by right clicking on the green analysis circle (bottom right of Visual Studio) and select ‘Analyse Errors in Solution’.