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Hello Matteo
     Do you use the StyleCop for ReSharper plug-in? As far as I know it comes with the corresponding type member layout pattern. Thank you!

Andrey Serebryansky

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I've seen that there's a new "Code Cleanup" option, the "StyleCop" option, but if I change the status of the checkboxes to be compliant with my rules (e.g. no headers o XML comment for properties) they are not maintened after save and close the ReSharper options dialog.

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Matteo Migliore
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>"they are not maintened after save and close the ReSharper options dialog"

Maybe part of fixes for 6.1.1 ( see http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RSRP-287390 "Code Cleanup Profile Settings Like Var and Optimize Settings Are not Saved").
You can try out the EAP via http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/ReSharper/ReSharper+6.1.1+Nightly+Builds

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Andrey,

As far as I know it comes with the corresponding type member layout pattern.


Sadly only 1 of 2 refactorings or quick fixes respect those type member
layout patterns.

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Yes.

The XML "Type members layout" is needed to be compliant to StyleCop to automatic format the code.

Where we can find it?

P.S.
Which is the shortcut for the "Silent cleanup code" with ReSharpe keyboard schema?
CTRL+ALT+F shows the dialog and I don't want it.

Thanks!

Matteo Migliore
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