CODEWITHSUNDEEP
visual-studio-2010resharper
mans
mans

Reputation: 18228

Alt + Enter doesn't use appropriate quick fix in Resharper

I worked with Resharper 5 before and when I have a problem in code (for example unsuitable space around a parentheses), I used Alt+Enter and Resharper fixed the problem. But in V6, this doesn't fix the problem, it generate a supress statement! What should I do?

Here is more detail:

1- I have this line in my code:

      if (this.RequestClose!= null)

Resharper draw a blue line under it and warn that the space around != is not correct. In Resharper 5, I could press Alt+Entyer two times to fix the spacing problem. In Resharper 6, if I press Alt + Enter two times on this line, nothing happens.

2- I have this line in my code:

 var view = new AddressDetailView();
 view.DataContext = viewModel;

Resharper suggests using object initializer, but pressing Alt+Enter twice doesn't fix it.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1108

Answers (3)

mans
mans

Reputation: 18228

Resharper 6.1 solved this problem!

Upvotes: 1

mans
mans

Reputation: 18228

I could not find any way to fix this problem and decided to use R# 5.1 with Style cope instead.

Upvotes: 0

Joe White
Joe White

Reputation: 97858

Did you actually look at the menu item you're selecting? (I'm guessing not, since your question includes no mention of what's in the menu.) Alt+Enter brings up a pop-up menu, you know. By pressing Alt+Enter twice, you're just selecting the first item in that menu.

ReSharper 6 has new features, therefore it has more options in the list, therefore the order is sometimes different. The quick fixes are almost certainly still working; it's just that the first quick-fix in the list isn't always the same one as in R#5.

The solution is simple: read what's on the screen before you select it. If the quick-fix you want isn't the first in the list, then cursor to the one you want before you hit Enter.

(There's never been a ReSharper version where it's safe to always accept the first item in the menu -- the options change depending on whether R#'s background scanning has completed yet or not. If you've been blindly accepting the first item every time, I'm surprised you haven't gotten bitten before now.)

Upvotes: 0

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