Hide Advanced Members.
I think this was a nice feature of VS, and I can't believe I never saw it to
propose it for ReSharper before v1.0.
Hiding Advanced members, if I am understanding it properly, is basically
hiding members that are not typically used.
for instance, if I declare an enum..
public enum MyEnum { EnumValue1, EnumValue2 }
well if I go to call MyEnum, I see the following members available...
MyEnum.EnumValue1
MyEnum.EnumValue2
MyEnum.Format( Type,object, string )
MyEnum.GetName(Type, object)
MyEnum.GetNames(Type)
MyEnum.GetUnderlyingType(Type)
and so on ...when all I'm really concerned with is
EnumValue1 and EnumValue2 ...
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