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Matt Ellis

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Created August 15, 2013 12:25

The naming system isn't extensible, so it's not possible to provide a custom name for your variables that would be used in e.g. rename refactorings. However, you could write a plugin that adds item...
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Created July 02, 2013 09:59

You can get method declarations from an IClassDeclaration using the MethodDeclarations or MethodDeclarationsEnumerable properties. Or you can use IMethod.GetDeclarations() to navigate from the IMet...
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Created June 12, 2013 07:44

You want to find the nodes that implement IClass - these are the class declaration nodes. The best way to discover the structure of the PSI of a file is to start ReSharper in "internal" mode. This ...
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Created July 02, 2013 09:56

IClassDeclaration inherits from IClassLikeDeclaration, which has a MethodDeclarations property. There's also a MethodDeclarationsEnumerable property. MethodDeclarations is a snapshot, so if you kee...
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Created June 12, 2013 07:57

The commands in the menu are just standard Visual Studio commands, so you should be able to use the standard IOleCommandTarget.QueryStatus and Exec. Internally, ReSharper has a similar construct wi...
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Created May 13, 2013 16:07

I think what you need to do is get the parameters from the IFormalParameterList, which will give you a list of ICSharpParameterDeclaration instances. Instead of going to the ITypeUsage, you can get...
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Created March 18, 2013 13:35

What happens when you run ReSharper's code cleanup on the original code?
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Created March 18, 2013 14:22

Actually, should have asked, what happens if you try to format the second code snippet? As in, is the replace formatting the code as it would be formatted if you ran the code cleanup on it?And yes,...
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Created January 14, 2014 13:18

Hi John. AddSuperInterface requires an IDeclaredType instance, which you can get in several ways. One of which is via the TypeFactory static class. You can call TypeFactory.CreateTypeByCLRName and ...
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Created July 01, 2014 09:19

This isn't ReSharper code, it's dotCover. It's a background thread, waiting normally on an event to be signalled to tell it that it needs to do some work. This isn't causing any kind of deadlock or...
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