invert if, how to explain .IsNotNull() should become .IsNull()
Hi,
I'm working with the Methode Extensions
myObject.IsNotNull() for myObject != null and
myObject.IsNull() for myObject == null
So, on doing "invert if statement to reduce nesting"
myObject.IsNotNull() becomes !myObject.IsNotNull()
That's obvious not really a beauty.
I'm shure there is a way to explain ReSharper that IsNotNull() is the invers of IsNull().
[Attribute...] ???
How does it work?
tia Ernst
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Hello Ernst
I'm afraid at the moment there's no way to tell ReSharper that it should replace IsNotNull with IsNull while inverting if. Thank you!
Andrey Serebryansky
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JetBrains, Inc
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