How to make ReSharper C++ only analyze files that I have open? Follow
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I've started the 30 day trial of ReSharper C++ today, and woah, that thing is awesome.
However, when I use Unreal Engine C++, ReSharper analyzes the whole solution. How can I make it only analyze the files that I open? or at least make it analyze my project only, not the UE4 project? analyzing the whole solution consumes a lot of resources especially when I have Unreal Engine open at the same time, my PC starts lagging.
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Hello Bily,
thank you for the feedback. Glad to know you are enjoying ReSharper C++.
You can add projects/folders/files that you don't want to be analysed in the list of skipped code via ReSharper | Options | Code Editing | Third-Party Code.
Here are some more details about the feature - https://www.jetbrains.com/help/resharper/Reference_Options_Code_Editing_Third_Party_Code.html
Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Thank you.
Yeah that helped, thanks. I actually have another question too:
Will disabling IntelliSense still make ReSharper work fine? I just want to make sure Visual Studio uses minimum resources.