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Richard Deeming

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Created March 04, 2015 10:27

Looking at the source code, neither ToList nor ToArray is ever a no-op. ToList always allocates a new List<T> instance. ToArray uses the internal Buffer<T> class, which copies the sequence to an a...
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Created February 25, 2015 12:15

CSS doesn't technically support single-line comments using the "//" syntax. It only supports block comments - "/* ... */".Adding "//" to the start of a line will disable the following construct, bu...
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Created January 23, 2015 09:51

Of course; I obviously need more coffee! :8}However, you can't use the equality operator on a generic type unless one operand is the literal "null". You'll get the compiler error "Operator '==' can...
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Created March 19, 2015 12:25

R#'s behaviour is NOT correct in this case. If value == null, but field.Value != null, the break will not be reached, and the code will still try to evaluate value.Equals(field.Value), giving you a...
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Created October 16, 2015 10:59

Only when it's applied to an array or List<T> instance. Any decent query provider should convert both forms to the same store query.
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Created August 04, 2015 10:17

It works for me.R# 9.1.3VS2015 Community RTMWindows 10 x64
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Created May 06, 2015 10:46

I get the same problem here, seemingly at random. Closing and re-opening the solution usually removes the fake warnings.VS2013 update 4;R# 9.1.20150408.155143;Windows 8.1 x64;
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Created July 09, 2015 18:08

This problem seems to be happening much more frequently with v9.1.1, to the point that I can't trust any R# warnings.Closing and re-opening Visual Studio every five minutes to fix an R# bug is beco...
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Created November 23, 2015 12:27

Do you have the context action enabled?R# -> Options -> Code Editing -> C# -> Context Actions -> Replace 'var' with explicit type declaration
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Created August 19, 2015 11:38

Most of the new C# 6 features are just syntactic sugar. So long as you use VS2015 to compile the code, and you've set the correct target framework, the compiled program will work whether the PC it'...
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