ReSharper 4 should work with Visual Studio 2005, and it will support C# 2.0 language features. If you happen to participate in our early access program, and you are using Visual Studio 2005, please note that you have to have .NET Framework 3.5 installed.
Also, we would be happy if you were reporting any features that belong to C# 3.0 but appear in Visual Studio 2005, like suggestions for lambdas or var. Please read information about our issue tracker beforehand.
Thank you.
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20 February 2008
24 April 2007
Customizing ReSharper Colors
Sometimes people complain that they don't like ReSharper's colors, or default colors do not math their personal scheme, or identifier highlighting gets too much in the way. Luckily, you can configure colors.
Color configuration for ReSharper items can be changed in the Visual Studio Options (Tools Options menu), in the Fonts and Colors section. Select "Text Editor" in the settings combobox and scroll down to "Resharper" items. You will see color and font settings for identifiers of different kinds, error and warning highlighting, navigation targets, read/write usages and much more.
Color configuration for ReSharper items can be changed in the Visual Studio Options (Tools Options menu), in the Fonts and Colors section. Select "Text Editor" in the settings combobox and scroll down to "Resharper" items. You will see color and font settings for identifiers of different kinds, error and warning highlighting, navigation targets, read/write usages and much more.
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