Refactoring CSHTML doesn't match CS

Permanently deleted user

Created July 09, 2011 18:08

When I do a code cleanup on a CS file the output is:

var value = "foo";
switch (value)
{
      case "bar":
           value = "foo";
           break;

     case "foo":
           value = "bar";
           break;
}

but when I do a code cleanup on a CSHTML file it turns out like this.

var value = "foo";

@switch (value)
{
      case "bar":
      @:foo
      break;

      case "foo":
      @:bar
      break;
}

I've search for any setting to fix this but I cannot seem to find any setting to correct it. What I want is this.

@switch (value)
{
     case "bar":
          @:foo
          break;

     case "foo":
          @:bar
          break;
}

Thanks for any help.

1 comment

Permanently deleted user

Created July 11, 2011 11:10

Hello Bobby,

Thank you for reporting this problem! At the moment there are no separate
code style options for cshtml files, so I've logged this problem as a bug
at http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RSRP-273836 as well.

Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

When I do a code cleanup on a CS file the output is:

var value = "foo";
switch (value)
{
case "bar":
value = "foo";
break;
case "foo":
value = "bar";
break;
}
but when I do a code cleanup on a CSHTML file it turns out like this.

var value = "foo";

@switch (value)
{
case "bar":
@:foo
break;
case "foo":
@:bar
break;
}
I've search for any setting to fix this but I cannot seem to find any
setting to correct it. What I want is this.

@switch (value)
{
case "bar":
@:foo
break;
case "foo":
@:bar
break;
}
Thanks for any help.

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