I am used to code in VisualStudio with Resharper. And I code fast with Resharper\'s auto-completion functionality. When I moved to Java and Eclipse I found out that Eclipse doesn\'t need a tool like R
When I run my nunit tests using the test runner in resharper, I get an OutOfMemory exception. It appears to me that as a test suite runs, it consumes memory over the duration of the suite, and only r
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I know how to find unused references of a single file by right clicking on the file and selecting the \"Find Usages\" option. Is there any way I can see or get开发者_高级运维 the list of all the unuse
I have an Abstract class and a Derived class. The abstract class defines an abstract property named Message. In the derived class, the property is implemented by overriding the abstract property. The
I\'m using Resharper 5.1.1 to reformat my code (Cleanup Code, Ctrl+E, Ctrl+C). I can\'t get it to format my code the way I want it to. I want my code to look like this:
I would like to have the EntityFramework4 model (.edmx and .context.tt) in a Class Library called ModelLibrary and the code generated enti开发者_Python百科ties incl. the partial classes (.tt) inside a
I\'m trying to find a way to have Resharper format a switch statement like this (using Ctrl+E, Ctrl+C):
If I have the following code... #if Poc开发者_Go百科ketPC /// <summary>Indicates whether usage of the Windows Mobile 5.0+ GPS intermediate driver is allowed.</summary>
How do I set up VS 2010 and NUnit to deploy dependencies for tests like the built in Visual Studio Testing Tools?
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