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Write Regular Expressions Easily with Rider

Regular expressions enable people to locate data inside of strings based on pattern matching. Regardless of the programming language, regular expressions (RegEx), are quite useful and powerful, though often disliked. That’s because they have a reputation for being difficult to work with. If you’re using Rider to code regular expressions, it’s not difficult at all! In this post we’ll take a look at how you can effortlessly write regular expressions with Rider. Parameter Hints Readability is key for producing quality code. Rider displays metadata about the arguments for many types of method

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Regular Expression Support in ReSharper 9

If you've ever used regular expressions in practice, chances are you've been dismayed at their cryptic nature and frustrated by having to download a separate application just to make heads or tails of them. Well, in ReSharper 9, we are adding support for regular expressions, helping you both read regular expressions and offering helpful diagnoses of potential problems. Expression Highlighting To make regular expressions more readable, ReSharper now uses different colors to highlight different parts of a regular expression. We have introduced the following colors for different par

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