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Christian
Christian

Reputation: 1090

Refactor all code files to remove type qualifiers

Imagine this scenario: You open a Visual Studio solution that contains multiple projects and a whole lot of C# code. Some old code that you have never seen before. You need to remove all redundant type qualifiers without having to go throug the code manually. What do you do??

I have seen other people suggest using search-and-replace but thats not very pratical. My solution contains a lot of projects and files. A lot of it is old code that I know for sure contains a whole lot of redundant qualifiers. Its like the old developder had some sort of OCD with using type qualifiers.

How can I remove all type qualifiers in the whole solution? I have tried all sorts of refactoring extensions that can manipulate my code in a bunch of ways... but none of them can figure out how to change

System.Collections.Generic.List<SomeObject> myList = new System.Collections.Generic.List<SomeObject>(); 
var item = new MyApp.Controls.Models.Car();

to

List<SomeObject> myList = new List<SomeObject>(); 
var item = new Car();

Upvotes: 0

Views: 168

Answers (1)

wikiCan
wikiCan

Reputation: 449

Dont click option go to the arrow and find Arrange qualifiers everywhere in solution.

You can do it for most of fix. Not just remove redundant qualifier. Use resharper.

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Upvotes: 1

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