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Matt Ellis

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Created August 25, 2017 16:51

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Hi Dušan. Firstly, I'd like to manage expectations - writing new language support in ReSharper extensions is a big job. There is a lot to do to get it working, and HTML-like syntax makes it harder,...
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Created June 22, 2017 14:09

Yes, you can write a plugin that can look for public const or static fields, highlight them with a warning or suggestion, and then attach a Quick Fix to this warning. The quick fix would need to re...
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Created May 08, 2017 15:42

Those are inspection severity settings, rather than StyleCop settings - they control only how the results are presented, rather than what results are generated and how. In other words, the only set...
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Created May 05, 2017 15:23

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Hi Henk. "StyleCop by JetBrains" is our version of the StyleCop plugin for ReSharper. "StyleCop for ReSharper" is just the title of the readme in the GitHub repository. The confusion is due to Styl...
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Created May 01, 2017 15:40

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You can add a settings.StyleCop file that lives in your solution. You can download and use the StyleCopSettingsEditor from the CodePlex or from the links on the GitHub page (you can install the Vis...
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Created February 14, 2017 13:58

This would require a full plugin, rather than using existing functionality or a structural search pattern. Checking to see if a public field is unused is already done when Solution Wide Error Analy...
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Created February 08, 2017 17:09

This one covers it: RSRP-461908.
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Edited September 26, 2016 10:41

Roger, you can get the default shortcuts by going to Tools → Options → Keyboard and hitting the Reset button. This resets all VS shortcuts back to the default, including unassigning all of ReSharpe...
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Created January 18, 2016 10:20

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You can use factory.CreateExpression("new {0}(code)", declaredType). You can pass multiple things as parameters for CreateExpression, such as string, declared elements, ICSharpStatement, IType, etc.
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Created March 18, 2016 13:57

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Hi. I'm not entirely sure what issue you're facing here - could you elaborate on what you mean when you say RegisterConfigurableSeverity isn't working any more? As for the leaked solution, that mea...
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