Resharper does not process one file in a project

Hello flipdoubt,

does closing and re-opening this file help ReSharper to recognize it? If
it doesn't,
does re-opening the solution make the trick?


Dmitry Shaporenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

As per the screenshot, Resharper does not process (at least) one file
in a project where it processes others. As you can see, the Resharper
code analysis gutter is missing on the right-side of the editor window
and the Search for Member dialog does not find members that are
clearly present.

How can I force Resharper to analyze this file?

does closing and re-opening this file help ReSharper to recognize it?

Tried it, no luck.

If it doesn't, does re-opening the solution make the trick?

This worked, but this is not a satisfactory solution for really large .SLNs.
I tell Microsoft the same thing about WinForms designer issues the require
me to close and re-open VS.NET.

This file was not recently added to the project. It had been there for quite
some time. Interestingly, Resharper did process a control that extends this
control that Resharper seems to ignore. Now that the base control can be
processed, however, I cannot reproduce the scenario.

Hello flipdoubt,

so if you are able to notice the pattern which source file are not processed
after having been added to the project,
please inform us.


Dmitry Shaporenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"



>> does closing and re-opening this file help ReSharper to recognize it?
>>

Tried it, no luck.

>> If it doesn't, does re-opening the solution make the trick?
>>

This worked, but this is not a satisfactory solution for really large
.SLNs. I tell Microsoft the same thing about WinForms designer issues
the require me to close and re-open VS.NET.

This file was not recently added to the project. It had been there for
quite some time. Interestingly, Resharper did process a control that
extends this control that Resharper seems to ignore. Now that the base
control can be processed, however, I cannot reproduce the scenario.