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Matt Ellis

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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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Created June 30, 2014 10:49

As far as I can tell, the BaseTest classes don't load any settings files at all. Instead, you just get the default values. You can set specific settings programmatically, using the ExecuteWithinSet...
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Created November 28, 2014 10:43

You have two options, really. If you want to monitor the file being edited, and display highlights and warnings, you should implement a daemon stage process. This will get called as changes are mad...
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Created November 14, 2014 12:24

I think you've got two options. The simple one is to just let ReSharper analyse the .g.cs files, and let it add those type declarations to the code model as normal. Don't add the type declarations ...
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