The latest releases of ReSharper 2017.3 and Rider 2017.3 come with a number of code formatting engine updates and new options for configuring the code formatting engine and defining code style of supported languages like C#, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML and Protobuf. In this post, let's look at the new code formatter options for Razor! Note: check our series about code formatting engine updates in ReSharper and Rider for more background. ReSharper makes it possible to add (or remove) line breaks before and after specific language constructs. We can configure this in the ReSharper op

In ReSharper 2017.3, we made a number of improvements to the navigation experience. There's the new navigate to breakpoints and a couple of other debugger-related navigation features, several UI and usability updates to the Find Results tool window making it easier to visualize multi-line code fragments, Search Everywhere displays Go to Text results in a different place, and more! Here's an overview. Navigate to breakpoints/tracepoints ReSharper 2017.3 adds a new Go to Breakpoint action (Ctrl+Alt+F9) which shows us all available breakpoints/tracepoints in our solution. We can use it to qui

ReSharper comes with a To-do Explorer that makes working with TODO comments in code easier. We've seen we can navigate and manage to-do items, export them to a file, and define our own to-do patterns. In this post, let's look at what ReSharper 2017.3 brings to the table. This post is part of a series around working with to-do items in ReSharper. Keep in mind: we can also use Rider to work with to-do items! Working with to-do items in ReSharper Defining to-do patterns in ReSharper Linking to external resources in ReSharper 2017.3 to-do items Linking to external resources in to-do

In our previous post about working with to-do items in ReSharper, we looked at the fact that many code bases have TODO comments in code. We saw how to use ReSharper (and Rider) to find and navigate them. What if we want to define our own type of to-do items in code? Let's answer that question in this post! This post is part of a series around working with to-do items in ReSharper: Working with to-do items in ReSharper Defining to-do patterns in ReSharper Linking to external resources in ReSharper 2017.3 to-do items To-do item patterns To recognize to-do items in code, ReSharper

We’ve just published the first bugfix update for the latest release – download ReSharper Ultimate 2017.3.1. ReSharper 2017.3.1 makes Accept Privacy Policy work again even if "active scripting" is disabled in IE options on your machine (RSRP-467663). It also fixes a synchronization issue in the Go To Breakpoints menu and R# Breakpoints tool window (RSRP-467674), as well as MSTest failure (RSRP-467701). Here is a list of all fixes in this release. ReSharper C++ 2017.3.1 brings several fixes for bogus “Ambiguous call/symbol” errors and other red code issues. Grab your copy of this bugfix

We are happy to announce we've published a new major release of ReSharper Ultimate bundle: please say welcome to ReSharper Ultimate 2017.3. (more…)

If you are using the latest ReSharper 2017.3 EAP build, you may have noticed a few changes in the Extract Method refactoring, which now comes with better support for C# 6 and C# 7. Support for local functions has been added, there's now an option to return value tuple instead of out parameters, and Extract Method now works in expression-bodied members. Let's see! Extract to local function Starting with C# 7.0 we can make use of local functions - private methods that are nested in another member and that can only be called from their containing member. ReSharper 2017.3's Extract Method refa

We have already announced that ReSharper 2017.3 brings the debugger into the editor. The latest EAP build improves performance of the debugger DataTip and provides new functionality. We can now navigate to breakpoints, as well as create breakpoints (and tracepoints) from the Find Results tool window. Let's have a look! Navigate to breakpoints Very often, we have to quickly navigate between breakpoints in our solution. For example in an intensive debugging session, we may have to jump between several locations in our codebase that have a breakpoint defined. (more…)

Visual Studio is an application which services many developers across Windows, the Web and multiple Cloud and Mobile platforms. ReSharper is an application with a powerful semantic model of 10+ programming languages and thousands of features. Integrating one into the other is an insanely complex affair that sometimes creates problems for the end user. We've consistently received feedback on Visual Studio being slow with ReSharper and are fixing reproducible issues to improve how ReSharper impacts the performance of Visual Studio. When we find an issue that is beyond ReSharper, we do report

In our previous post, we looked at how we can use different code styles for different blocks of code in ReSharper 2017.3 EAP and Rider 2017.3 EAP. In this post, we will look at some other improvements to the code formatting engine, such as aligning code in columns and a sneak preview of other changes coming in ReSharper 2017.3. This post is part of a series around changes in the ReSharper and Rider code formatter: Code formatting engine updates in ReSharper and Rider Different code styles for different blocks of code Aligning code in columns Configuring code formatting from code s

In the previous post about the ReSharper and Rider code formatting engine, we saw an overview of new functionality that is available. In this post, it's time to get our hands dirty and look at a couple of things in more detail! This post is part of a series around code formatting changes in ReSharper 2017.3 EAP and Rider 2017.3 EAP: Code formatting engine updates in ReSharper and Rider Different code styles for different blocks of code Aligning code in columns Configuring code formatting from code selection Enable/disable formatter on selected blocks One of the most-voted requ

Over the past few ReSharper releases, we completely rewrote our code formatting engine. By doing this rewrite, we are able to iterate and innovate more rapidly. In the latest ReSharper 2017.3 EAP releases, we have started to build on top of these rewritten foundations, guided by the most-voted feature requests in our issue tracker. Let's start a blog series and look at the various improvements! (more…)