CODEWITHSUNDEEP
c#resharper
user215361
user215361

Reputation:

Is there an option in ReSharper to not put an object initializer on multiple lines?

Every time I type an object initializer as a parameter, like this:

SomeFunc(new { Id = id })

and type the semicolon afterwards, ReSharper formats what I just typed, as configured. However, I cannot find an option in ReSharper to make it not turn my code into this:

SomeFunc(new {
  Id = id
});

I did confirm it actually is ReSharper doing the formatting.

Upvotes: 11

Views: 2184

Answers (2)

user215361
user215361

Reputation:

If you want to keep ReSharper from formatting your object initializers (so you can decide how you want to format them yourself), I think a combination of these settings will do the job.

Keep existing line breaks : [Checked]

Place simple array, object and collection on single line : [Checked]

Wrap object and collection initializer : 'Simple wrap'

Wrap long lines : [Unchecked]

Of course, these settings might not fit everyone's situation, but I'm sure you can adapt them to your needs.

Upvotes: 13

Pavel Bakshy
Pavel Bakshy

Reputation: 7747

It looks like you need to set Wrap object and collection initializer option to Chop if long in Code Editing -> C# -> Formatting Style -> Line Breaks and Wrapping section.

Upvotes: 1

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