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Matt Ellis

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Created October 16, 2013 13:06

What are you trying to do? You can use either a "daemon stage process" or element problem analyser to add a "squiggly" underline error/warning highlight in a document, and that will also display in...
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Created October 16, 2013 15:21

OK. ReSharper doesn't maintain a list of errors and warnings unless Solution Wide Error Analysis is enabled. Instead, it calculates it on the fly for open documents, and only keeps visible document...
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Created October 09, 2013 16:28

I'm not sure what you mean by passing a variable into the context - could you elaborate?You should get one starting event, just for the session. The session has a "launch", and that launch is split...
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Created October 11, 2013 09:33

Unfortunately, you can't access the TestContext from a plugin. There's no ability to pass information from a plugin to a test run. If you're concerned about creating a new database for each run, ca...
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Created October 14, 2013 09:48

I think this is probably something that is best handled in your own test code, to be honest. Your code will know if/when it's been called the first time in a session and can create the file at that...
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Created October 08, 2013 09:14

Will do, I'll get it brushed up this week. What version(s) of ReSharper are you targetting?
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Created October 02, 2013 14:59

Yes, 8.0.2 ships with version 1.3.518.197 of the plugin. There's no new functionality - it's just always built as part of building a new release. You might see multiple copies in the packages repos...
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Created September 27, 2013 15:09

I suspect re-using $body$ might cause issues. Have you tried with a $body2$ placeholder, set to the same "any number of statements"?
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Created September 10, 2013 09:06

Unfortunately, there isn't anything built in to ReSharper to do this. You can create a custom plugin to do this, though. You'd need to implement a daemon stage process, as described here: http://co...
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Created September 10, 2013 08:56

Unfortunately, this isn't handled by attributes. Instead, ReSharper creates a reference from the string literal to a resource item - a property on the type specified in ErrorMessageResourceType. Th...
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