ReSharper #pragma(s) and C#

This list is growing while we adding new warnings/analysisto ReSharper.
Frankly speaking, we are not satisfied with these pragma's, but haven't
gound more reasonable solution yet :(

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"jeff00seattle" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Hi

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I want to know if ReSharper (3.1) has is listing of available
pragma(s) that I can using in C# to suppress ReSharper warnings?
I am using this ReSharper within VS 2005 Team Edition.

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I am getting the following unnecessary ReSharper warning, because the
constructor it cannot resolve is one of the candidate solutions ReSharper
is suggesting:

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+Cannot > resolve constructor 'Foo( x, y, z )', candidates are:+
Foo( x, y, z )
+Foo( a, b, > c )+

Ideas?

Thanks

Jeff in Seattle

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Original message URL:
http://www.jetbrains.net/devnet/message/5229288#5229288

Hello,

I am getting the following unnecessary ReSharper warning, because the
constructor it cannot resolve is one of the candidate solutions
ReSharper is suggesting:

+Cannot > resolve constructor 'Foo( x, y, z )', candidates are:+

This seems more like an error than a warning (is it red?). The errors cannot
be ignored, even with pragmas.

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