Using statement formatting

Sorry, it my last post the lines containing "using" got wrapped -- that
wasn't intended.

Why do you prefer multiple usings in that case? There are no dependencies
between Dispose() and it seems to make sence to put them in one using to
save typing effort.

Is that practise really widely accepted?

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"Maxim Babenko" <mab@shade.msu.ru> wrote in message
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Hello,

>

It is a common practice to align a group of using statements at the same
column and make no indentation:

 using (textReader = new StreamReader(textFileName, Encoding.Unicode))
> using (logWriter = new StreamWriter(textFileName + ".log", false,
> Encoding.Unicode))
> using (unresolvedWriter = new StreamWriter(textFileName + ".unresolved",
> false, Encoding.Unicode))
> {
> ...
> }
> ]]>

>

Is there any option which controls the Re#er's behaviour for such cases?

>

Regards.

>
>

Hello, Andey.

You're right it this particular case -- but only for the reason I didn't
have those variables local. Most of time I use construction like

In such case you just can't replace a sequence of usings with a single one.
And indenting each of them makes the code unreadable.

Can't say exactly about acceptance of this style but built-in code formatter
of VS does not indent those statements. So I think I've got a feature
request -- to introduce an option for this. Would you mind if I will post it
to the Tracker?

Regards.

Yes, it would be nice if you post it as a feature request into the tracker.

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"Maxim Babenko" <mab@shade.msu.ru> wrote in message
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Hello, Andey.

>

You're right it this particular case -- but only for the reason I didn't
have those variables local. Most of time I use construction like

 using (T1 var1 = new T1())
> using (T2 var2 = new T2())
> ...
> ]]>

>

In such case you just can't replace a sequence of usings with a single

one.

And indenting each of them makes the code unreadable.

>

Can't say exactly about acceptance of this style but built-in code

formatter

of VS does not indent those statements. So I think I've got a feature
request -- to introduce an option for this. Would you mind if I will post

it

to the Tracker?

>

Regards.

>
>

Implemented in build 89

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"Maxim Babenko" <mab@shade.msu.ru> wrote in message
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Hello, Andey.

>

You're right it this particular case -- but only for the reason I didn't
have those variables local. Most of time I use construction like

 using (T1 var1 = new T1())
> using (T2 var2 = new T2())
> ...
> ]]>

>

In such case you just can't replace a sequence of usings with a single

one.

And indenting each of them makes the code unreadable.

>

Can't say exactly about acceptance of this style but built-in code

formatter

of VS does not indent those statements. So I think I've got a feature
request -- to introduce an option for this. Would you mind if I will post

it

to the Tracker?

>

Regards.

>
>

EP> Implemented in build 89
Well, I'm quite impressed. Do you have vacations, guys? =)

:)

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JetBrains, Inc
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"Maxim Babenko" <mab@shade.msu.ru> wrote in message
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EP> Implemented in build 89
Well, I'm quite impressed. Do you have vacations, guys? =)

>
>