public override string ToString()
{return "Folder: '" + myPath + "'";
}
When you position caret inside such string expression, ReSharper displays light bulb and suggests few context actions (caret was on myPath in this case):
It is not surprizing that the first item in menu does what we want:
public override string ToString()
{return string.Format("Folder: '{0}'", myPath);
}
If there is known method overload that fits format style, it will be used instead of creating extra string.Format call:
public void Write(StreamWriter writer)
{writer.Write("Folder: '" + myPath + "'");
}
ReSharper converts it to:
public void Write(StreamWriter writer)
{ writer.Write("Folder: '{0}'", myPath);}
Note: Some or all of the features mentioned in this article may be available only in latest EAP versions of ReSharper.
2 comments:
How can we modify the code that ReSharper creates when we use a Context Menu option i.e. check if parameter is null?
Quite keen to reformat the output
Resharper spits out:
if (systemRepository == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("systemRepository");
but I want it to spit out:
if (systemRepository == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("systemRepository");
}
Cheers!
You just need to setup formatting options. Open Options / Languages / C# / Formatting Style / Braces Layout, then set "Braces in if-else statement" to "Add".
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