ReSharper
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ReSharper
I upgraded to ReSharper 4.5 recently, and when working with it I discovered new, cool feature. Having this (notice class Person does not exists yet, hence the red): You can do this: And get this: I’m pretty sure older version would say private static object person; And even if it’s not new, it’s still a nice little smart feature. I only wish that doing this… … would also generate the constructor and property in one go. ...
This time it’s not a single keyboard shortcut. There’s a little known feature of ReSharper, called To-Do Items. It’s a series of tags, you can define, and when you put them in your comments somewhere in the code, ReSharper will pick the comment up and put it, in the To-Do Explorer Window. There are 3 predefined tags: TODO, BUG, NOTE and NotImplemented which picks up the NotImplementedException occurrences in your code. Yes, this is not a code comment, but most of the time you’ll use comments only. So how is this useful and boosts productivity? As you...
Camel humps intellisense. Start using it, and you'll be wondering how you could ever have lived without it. Technorati Tags: ReSharper, ReSharper 4.0, EAP, Intellisense
Go get it here, and while you're downloading, read release notes. UPDATE: And suddenly I'm much less happy... :( UPDATE2: Well, maybe not that much less happy ;) Ilya Ryzhenkov said... We will renew evaluation period regulary, so all you need is use latest nightly build all the time ;) Technorati Tags: ReSharper, ReSharper 4
January came and went, and much anticipated ReSharper 4.0 Early Access Program is still not available. It seems, that we'll have to wait another two weeks, before I stop turning off ReSharper every time I want to write something using new C# 3.0 features. What bothers me however is that, although I do understand the vastness of the tool, I'm more and leaning towards agreeing with Alan's comment on a recent post. C# is getting bigger, .NET is getting bigger, and it looks like JetBrains starts having troubles to keep up. I hope I'm wrong. Technorati Tags: ReSharper, EAP, C#...
I use custom color theme in Visual Studio. Black background and light-colored fonts. After installing new ReSharper nightly build I noticed however, that something is not right. ReSharper adds additional coloring to your syntax, but it seemed to be disabled. I checked ReSharper's settings, and it looked OK. It turned out to be Visual Studio issue. Looks like it didn't pick additional colors from ReSharper. To fix this you need to open Tools --> Options, then navigate to Environment--> Fonts and Colors, and wait for Visual Studio to reload its colors. You can close the window now. All should...
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ReSharper is great. It (among other things) allow you to run your NUnit and CsUnit tests directly from Visual Studio. However, it doesn't support MbUnit. There is a plugin created by Albert Weinert, but it's still in its infancy and I think that this feature should be built directly into the tool. If you feel the same about it, go to JetBrains' issue tracked and vote for this feature. Hopefully this will make them to move this feature from some undefined 'future version' to something nearer, like say 3.0.4... Technorati Tags: MbUnit, ReSharper, Unit Testing
As I see, many visitors from Google come to my blog after running query like "ReSharper 3 menus disabled", "ReSharper 3 not working" and similar. Well, I have good news and bad news for you. Good news is, I installed ReSharper once again and it works now. The bad news however is, that I reinstalled Visual Studio first, so I'm aware that it may not be acceptable solution for some people. I needed to install VSIP Factory and my GAX kept throwing errors, so I got mad, uninstalled the whole thing (meaning Visual Studio and all things on top of...
Congratulations to JetBrains for pulling out new release of ReSharper. I hoped that it would resolve problem I had with beta release, but unfortunately it does not. Situation looks exactly like it was with beta release. ReSharper installer claims that installation was successful, but was it really? Still, all options are grayed out, and that menu, and ReSharper logo are actually only signs of ReSharper's presence. Add-in manager in Visual Studio even doesn't list it . I reported the issue to JetBrains, but their investigation of the problem ended with one question after which they closed the case as 'Cannot Reproduce' the following...
It seems like I may not be able to play with ReSharper after all, at least not until I find a solution to this:
After installing ReSharper 3.0 beta, onto previous build, ReSharper seems to be disabled. First, I had Two ReSharper menus, both with all options disabled like here. After I Removed ReSharper, Rolled back my VS settings to state before installing ReSharper and installing it once again, Nothing changed except for the fact that instead of two dead menus I have one. Any solution? (other than reinstalling VS ).
[UPDATE]
It seems I'm not the only one having this problem after installing beta version....
I probably shouldn't even admit but: 'I haven't been using ReSharper'... I mean, never before. And before you ask - no, I haven't been on a remote island for last X years. I actually knew that there was such a tool, I simply didn't realize how great it is! It was Jean-Paul S. Boodhoo's series of screencasts on Demystifying Design Patterns, on DNR TV, that made me like - 'Wow, that's a great tool he's using' (he actually does more ReSharper magic that actual coding in these screencasts , but that's OK - J.P - great series by the way,...