'Reformat Code' doesn't seem to work all the time...

Hi Derek,

Did you tried the code style option at
ReSharper->Options->Line Breaks->Place simple property on single line?

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"Derek" <derek@btacinc.com> wrote in message
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For example, I'll have a statement ...

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public string Property
{
get { return m_PropertyBacker; }
set { m_PropertyBacker = value;}
}

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granted these are not the values I use, it is about that long in code
length. obviously the one-line syntax is easier for this scenario ...and I
have that specified in the ReSharper settings, yet it changes it to ...

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public string Property
{
get
{
return m_PropertyBacker;
}

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set
{
m_PropertyBacker = value;
}
}

>

...which is somewhat unnerving. To be quite honest this is my only real
problem. But it is a bit of an annoyance.

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never seen this happen.

what bugs me about ReformatCode is that each time the solution is opened, I need to check off the 3 checkboxes. Can the last state be maintained across vs.net sessions?

Will be fixed shortly

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"karl" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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never seen this happen.

>

what bugs me about ReformatCode is that each time the solution is opened,

I need to check off the 3 checkboxes. Can the last state be maintained
across vs.net sessions?