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Matt Ellis

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Created November 05, 2012 17:55

Sounds cool! Couple of further questions - does this work now, as it stands, but in the wrong order? Is the effect you're after similar to navigating to declaration (ctrl-click) on an MVC action's ...
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Created October 31, 2012 02:06

Hi Jonathan. We prefer dotPeek, but yes, that's absolutely acceptable - in fact, it's pretty much essential. ReSharper prefers to allow plugin developers to use the same APIs that ReSharper itself ...
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Created October 15, 2012 11:43

Hi Polly. Sorry for the delay in replying.I'm afraid there isn't a list of known id's for actions available at this time. It's on my to-do list to get added to the dev guide.I don't think there sho...
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Created July 07, 2009 21:37

Hi. Thanks for the reply.The currently checked in source code can demonstrate the problem, but it's (of course) not terribly straightforward, so I've come up with a simpler repro. If you get the ...
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Created September 02, 2009 14:02

Hi guys. Any news on this? It's been a while...ThanksMatt
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Created March 18, 2013 14:18

If you've got access to a text control, there's nothing wrong with using that to get a psi file.Alternatively, you can use the PsiModuleManger to get at the IPsiSourceFile. You can use PsiModuleMan...
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Created March 12, 2013 13:18

I don't think there's a prescribed way of doing it, but you can always walk the tree, using the sibling and parent properties of the IInvocationExpression. If you want more control of this process,...
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Created March 18, 2013 11:36

Glad you got it working, but what you've done here is perhaps not very efficient - ReSharper is processing the file, and calling your code for each invocation it encounters. At which point, you sta...
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Created March 12, 2013 15:05

The SDK actually does ship with the *code* for the tests. It doesn't however, ship with the data files. It does include VS project item templates to make it easier to add the code for the tests, an...
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Created March 12, 2013 16:50

It looks like your .cs file should be like:public class Thing : {caret}{}If you need to pass parameters to your macro, you can use ${PARAMETER:"dictionary"} in a comment at the top of the file. The...
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