Forcing not to intend anonymous functions

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Hello There,

I'm not sure if this is even possible, so far I didnt find anything in the internet:
We'd like not to intend our anonymous functions, at the moment it looks like this:

        FacadeProxy.CallFacade<IAddress>(ctx =>
            {
                //DoSomething
            }

We'd like to format it like this:
        FacadeProxy.CallFacade<IAddress>(ctx =>
        {
            //DoSomething
                 }


Is this possible? Normally the intending is fine, but at this cases it can become really annoying.


Thanks for your response and a good start in the new week!


Matthias

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Richard Deeming
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From your example, I assume you mean "indent" rather than "intend"?

There's a post on the blog which suggests  that this will be improved in R# 8:

One common complaint about ReSharper’s default settings was that certain constructs we indented, shall we say, aggressively. The two particular cases of note are anonymous lambdas
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These and similar cases will now be treated more gently by ReSharper’s default settings.

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Hello Richard,

d'oh, yeah I meant indent, sorry for that.
The interesting thing is, it just happens on my machine, not on others. So can I allready change a setting to suppress this?

MAtthias

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Richard Deeming
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Try un-ticking: R# Options -> Code Editing -> C# -> Formatting Style -> Other -> Align Multiple Constructs -> Anonymous Method Body

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Still not working, I allready deactivated this one.
Can it be caused by VS 2010 itself?

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Richard Deeming
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I don't think VS has an option to do that.

You could try using R#s "Manage Options -> Import/Export Settings" to copy the code formatting settings from the machine that's working to the one that's not.

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