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I love the resharper product. The only issue I have with it is a small one,
but very annoying. Resharper messes with my formatting of parenthesis. I
prefer if( something is something ) to if (something is something), but
Resharper forces me to use the latter. Even if I type it the way I want
into a template, Resharper will change it.
The only place I can think of where I don't put spaces between the
parentheses and content is when casting, ie. (something)something.
I know others prefer the alternate style as I got it from some online
samples and the last place I worked adopted it for their projects.
Again, it's not a show stopper, but this would help with my peace of mind.
Just thought I'd give you that input if you'd like it.
Drew
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Hello Drew,
ReSharper has a long list of settings and preferences to maintain your individual
style. I too prefer spaces within my parentheses.
Try the R# options at ReSharper->Options..., Code Style->C#->Spaces.
Good luck!
Ed
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Ed
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>> I love the resharper product. The only issue I have with it is a small
>> one, but very annoying. Resharper messes with my formatting of
>> parenthesis. I prefer if( something is something ) to if (something
>> is something), but Resharper forces me to use the latter. Even if I
>> type it the way I want into a template, Resharper will change it.
>>
>> The only place I can think of where I don't put spaces between the
>> parentheses and content is when casting, ie. (something)something.
>>
>> I know others prefer the alternate style as I got it from some online
>> samples and the last place I worked adopted it for their projects.
>>
>> Again, it's not a show stopper, but this would help with my peace of
>> mind. Just thought I'd give you that input if you'd like it.
>>
>> Drew
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