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Evgeny Pasynkov

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Created January 15, 2010 10:21

1) Yes, this is desired approach2) "ProcessBeforeInterior" is executed BEFORE visitng the subtree, and "ProcessAfterInterior" - after.Usually, there is no difference where you process syntax constr...
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Created October 15, 2009 12:26

referenceExpression.Reference.Resolve().DeclaredElement is IEvent
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Created March 19, 2009 14:42

Let me fix your code: var propertyDeclaration = resolved.DeclaredElement as IPropertyDeclaration;IS NOT VALID!Replace it with the following: var property = resolved.DeclaredElement as IProperty;if ...
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Created February 17, 2009 10:59

'TypePart' and etc. are the implemetation details of the ReSharper's symbol index.The purpose of the abstract ICache is to store any file-dependent information and to update it when file changes.To...
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Created February 17, 2009 12:13

This is definitely TOO late.Usually, you should register your cache on solution component startup.Please, tell me once more what is your task, and I'll give you hints on implementation-- Eugene Pas...
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Created February 05, 2009 15:01

Use CSharpElementFactory.CreateFile method-- Eugene PasynkovReSharper Technical LeadJetBrains, Inc.http://www.jetbrains.com"Develop with pleasure!""Igal Tabachnik" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in...
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Created February 17, 2009 10:57

No, you can't pass 'null' here.You should get valid IPsiModule for any project in your solution-- Eugene PasynkovReSharper Technical LeadJetBrains, Inc.http://www.jetbrains.com"Develop with pleasur...
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Created February 21, 2009 09:05

I was wrong saying it is safe to pass 'null' :( All ReSharper utility methods require valid solution/projects to be opened.If you would like to access ReSharepr services in your tests, then you nee...
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Created January 10, 2007 09:24

I see the problem :(It comes when you run tests from click on the gutter - first, ReSharper finds the node with this name in the tree, and then runs it.Currently, I only could suggest the trick to ...
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Created January 10, 2007 14:07

I suppose more reasonable solution will be done in ReSharper 3.0 - I'm going to introduce another folding layer - nodes under test method-- Eugene PasynkovDeveloperJetBrains, Inchttp://www.jetbrain...
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