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Matt Ellis

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Created May 08, 2013 12:58

ReSharper is using "new CancellationToken" because CancellationToken is a struct, and "default(CancellationToken)" is exactly the same as "new CancellationToken()".If you really want to use "defaul...
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Created April 24, 2013 09:13

Since ReSharper is a plugin to Visual Studio, and supports the file types that VS supports, it relies on Visual Studio's language services to provide syntax highlighting, and it's own highlighting ...
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Created March 18, 2013 11:38

While I haven't tried it, it looks like it will format the code correctly for you. The implementation of ModificationUtil.ReplaceChild will get an instance of ICodeFormatter and format the replaced...
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Created April 03, 2013 14:58

Hi Ollie. Sorry, dropped the ball on the swift reply.I think what's happening here is that the new expression is being formatted, but not the surrounding nodes. So, you're replacing Select().Merge(...
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Created March 18, 2013 13:33

You might be able to do this with a plugin, by adding the files into a custom PSI Module.A module is an entity that provides information to the PSI. (I'm presuming you're familiar with the PSI - it...
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Created March 18, 2013 15:52

I think that depends on what you return from IPsiSourceFileProperties. I think if you return true from ProvidesCodeModel, it should allow navigation.
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Created March 19, 2013 13:20

OK. Maybe that's not it. I've had a dig around, and firstly, I don't think you'll get these files to show up in goto file popup. That search looks at the files that are in the project model, and th...
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Created March 12, 2013 15:06

Hi Ollie. Do you mean declaring a namespace ("namespace Foo {") or using a namespace ("using Foo;")?
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Created March 18, 2013 14:27

I don't think you can, using this method. I think UsingUtil will place it where the settings for the code say it should go - if you've set that up to be inside, it should be inside.
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Created March 18, 2013 15:50

Cool. Are you R# settings set to put using statements inside the namespace declaration? If so, it kinda sounds like a bug that by default ReSharper would add them at the top of the file. I would ex...
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