Create .sln.DotSettings File (ReSharper)
See original GitHub issueThese are personal preferences (and open to discussion, of course):
- Use
var
instead of type - Prefer implicit modifier keywords (e.g. I prefer
readonly int a
vs.private readonly int
) - Tabs
- Remove
this.
Basically the less code the better. 😃
Issue Analytics
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:10 (10 by maintainers)
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I agree with you - the less code the better 😉
I add my requirements:
and it’s all for me right now. Do you can create this file ?
Oh man… I didn’t see your recommendation for VsColorOutput until now. I will check it out. It looks like a functionality of VSCommands (which I actually paid for but looks like it went under, doh).
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They offer an open source license, but you need a website 😃 http://o.oz-code.com/open-source