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Evgeny Pasynkov

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Created August 17, 2010 12:35

1) To get type by it's CLR name use the following: var cache = PsiManager.GetInstance(solution).GetDeclarationsCache(DeclarationsScopeFactory.SolutionScope(GetManager().Solution, true), true);var t...
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Created August 18, 2010 07:32

Nope. CompositeElement, AddChild and so on - are *RAW* methods to deal with AST tree. They shouldn't be used directly since it is very easy to make inconsistent tree. I've meant typeElement.GetD...
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Created June 23, 2010 10:28

Yes, you cannot replace the contents of the IPredefinedTypeUsageNode since it has dedicated semantics. To achieve your goal, you should replace the whole IPredefinedTypeUsageNody by ITypeUsageNode...
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Created June 02, 2010 09:57

We have 2 build of ReSharper - production and development. The differece is the production build doesn't have any assertion and consistemcy checks. To develop plugins, it is recommended to use deve...
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Created June 02, 2010 09:57

We have 2 build of ReSharper - production and development. The differece is the production build doesn't have any assertion and consistemcy checks. To develop plugins, it is recommended to use deve...
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Created June 11, 2010 10:07

We do use some kind of diff to promote AST changes into document changes. This is to minimize document changes. Looks like you've catch that artefact of this.To group all your actions into single U...
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Created October 14, 2009 09:20

Yes, you're on the right way.1) Along with DaemonStageProcess, you have to create DaemonStage and mark it with [DaemonStage] attribute. Refer to the PowerToys for example2) You have to collect all ...
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Created October 15, 2009 13:08

You should cast left operand of += expression to IReferenceExpression(You've definitely done this already to check if it refers to event)Then check referenceExpression.QualifiedExpressionif it is '...
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Created January 26, 2006 19:37

I'll check it
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Created July 31, 2006 12:53

I cannot reproduce your problem. Please could you send me a small sample solution which shows this problem -- Eugene PasynkovDeveloperJetBrains, Inchttp://www.jetbrains.com"Develop with pleasu...
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