Mangled quotes: Again

+1 on this mate (show of solidarity here).

The Resharper auto-quoting logic annoys the heck out of me so its one of the first things I turn off - ends up causing more keystrokes than it ever helps me.

+1 as well. Over the years, this has ticked me off more times than I can count.

It is almost as if R# is saying "Hey, there's a quote character further to the right on this line, so I don't need to close this just-opened string". What R# fails to do is check whether or not that quote character to the right marks the beginning of another string that is already closed.

Peter Sulek wrote:

an old post was this:
"
Here's a contrived example:

throw new ArgumentNullException("", "");

Modify the code to append a string to the first parameter by typing a
plus sign and a quotation mark:

throw new ArgumentNullException("" + ", "");

Close the string by typing a second quotation mark:

throw new ArgumentNullException("" + """, "");

The problem is that ReSharper inserts a single quotation mark in the
first case and two quotation marks in the second case.

I reported this in JIRA and the the ticket was closed with the comment
that this is expected and normal behavior. Did I actually read the
comment correctly and that this is correct behavior?
"



I found that:

When i have:

SomeMethod("abc" + ); > > and press ", then r# add two "" and place cursor into quotes, like > this: > > SomeMethod("abc" + "");

this is OK and excepted, but when method have another parameter(string
type) after our first param string, like this:

SomeMethod("abc" + , "xxx"); > > and press ", then r# add only one " and place cursor after this quote, > like this: > > SomeMethod("abc" + ", "xxx");

And this is bad, it does not add pair quote.
I Think is is bug, because if second param is not string "xxx", but
for example int 111, then it addes double quotes and place cursor
right place:

SomeMethod("abc" + "", 111);

Created jira bug report -http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/RSRP-47391

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Peter Sulek
terrorix@centrum.sk
XanaNews ver. 1.18.1.6

+1 from me as well. This is an annoying bug.


"Peter Sulek" <terrorix@centrum.sk> wrote in message
news:f9s6tr$p3t$1@is.intellij.net...

an old post was this:
"
Here's a contrived example:

>

throw new ArgumentNullException("", "");

>

Modify the code to append a string to the first parameter by typing a
plus sign and a quotation mark:

>

throw new ArgumentNullException("" + ", "");

>

Close the string by typing a second quotation mark:

>

throw new ArgumentNullException("" + """, "");

>

The problem is that ReSharper inserts a single quotation mark in the
first case and two quotation marks in the second case.

>

I reported this in JIRA and the the ticket was closed with the comment
that this is expected and normal behavior. Did I actually read the
comment correctly and that this is correct behavior?
"

>
>
>

I found that:

>

When i have:

>

SomeMethod("abc" + ); > > and press ", then r# add two "" and place cursor into quotes, like this: > > SomeMethod("abc" + "");

>

this is OK and excepted, but when method have another parameter(string
type) after our first param string, like this:

>

SomeMethod("abc" + , "xxx"); > > and press ", then r# add only one " and place cursor after this quote, > like this: > > SomeMethod("abc" + ", "xxx");

>

And this is bad, it does not add pair quote.
I Think is is bug, because if second param is not string "xxx", but for
example int 111, then it addes double quotes and place cursor right
place:

>

SomeMethod("abc" + "", 111);
--
Peter Sulek
terrorix@centrum.sk
XanaNews ver. 1.18.1.6