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C# 7.0 and 7.1 support in ReSharper – Default literal
As part of our blog series about ReSharper support for C# 7.0 and C# 7.1, let’s talk about the default literal (spec) which was added to C# 7.1. It lets us initialize variables in our code regardless of these variables being value types … Continue reading
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C# 7.0 and 7.1 support in ReSharper – Async main
Many developers have been wishing for an async main method to be able to use async/await constructs in console-based applications. The good news is that C# 7.1 introduces support for this (spec)! ReSharper (and Rider) do so, too. Let’s continue our blog series about ReSharper support for C# 7.0 … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, generation and templates, ReSharper, ReSharper 2017.2, Rider
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C# 7.0 and 7.1 support in ReSharper – Expression-bodied everything
Today, we continue our blog series on ReSharper support for C# 7.0 and C# 7.1. The previous post touched on throw expressions (spec) and ReSharper’s inspections, quick-fixes and context actions around these language features. Today, let’s talk about expression-bodied methods, properties, local functions, … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, generation and templates, JetBrains, refactoring, ReSharper, ReSharper 2017.2, Rider
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C# 7.0 and 7.1 support in ReSharper – Throw expressions
Let’s continue our blog series about ReSharper support for C# 7.0 and C# 7.1! We’ve already blogged about how ReSharper (and Rider) handle out variables, today we’ll look at throw expressions (spec) that are available in C# 7.0. Throw expressions allow us to throw exceptions from … Continue reading
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C# 7.0 and 7.1 support in ReSharper – Out variables
Back in February, we wrote a State of the union about ReSharper C# 7 support, based on ReSharper 2016.3. Since then, a number of improvements have been made, both to C# as well as ReSharper (and Rider, which gets language support updates … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, code analysis and quick-fixes, generation and templates, refactoring, ReSharper, ReSharper 2017.2, Rider
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F# support improvements in Rider 2017.2
Rider 2017.2 EAP builds come with a series of new features and improvements around F#, such as code folding, commenting with block comment, debugger expression evaluation on hover, support for XML docs in tooltips and more! Many visible improvements were made, as well as “invisible” … Continue reading
Support for Unity shaders in Rider 2017.2
The last couple of builds of Rider 2017.2 EAP have seen a number of under-the-hood and foundational fixes and updates to the Unity support. Firstly, Rider will now read options such as the unsafe flag and pre-processor symbols from the mcs.rsp mono … Continue reading
Rider 2017.2 EAP build 3
We’ve got another fresh EAP build for you: get Rider 2017.2 EAP 3! Here’s the list of this build’s highlights: Better npm integration: Rider opens the npm tool window and offers to run npm install on opening a solution that … Continue reading
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Tagged code analysis and quick-fixes, JavaScript, Rider, settings, TypeScript, Unity
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