I would love to configure Visual Studio/ReSharper to run \"Code cleanup\" whenever I save a file.
A bonus would be to configure this only for C# files, as I sometime
You could record a macro(Ctrl+E, Ctrl+C,Run, Ctrl+S). Then run that instead of saving. Then all you need to do is assign CTRL+S to your macro.
Public Module RecordingModule
Sub CLEAN_AND_SAVE()
DTE.ExecuteCommand ("ReSharper.ReSharper_CleanupCode")
DTE.ActiveDocument.Save
End Sub
End Module
This method will show the code clean-up dialogue box where you will have to select Run.
To remove the user interaction you will have to select a profile to run when Code Cleanup is invoked. You can configure this by going into ReSharper | Options | Tools | Code Cleanup and selecting the profile in "Profile to use with silent clean-up" drop down. Its also here where you can create a custom profile to specify what changes to your code to make. In 4.5 however it does not allow you to omit aspx pages. The only differentiator is C# and VB.Net.
Useful link: http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/features/code_formatting.html
Maybe this will help someone else out in the future. I really liked the Macro idea so I adopted it. But this was not enough for me. I wanted to save all the unsaved open files at once and still get to enjoy the ReSharper cleanup function. So I came up with this Macro:
Public Module SaveUtils
Public Sub CleanAndSave()
DTE.ExecuteCommand("ReSharper_SilentCleanupCode")
DTE.ActiveDocument.Save()
End Sub
Public Sub CleanAndSaveAll()
For i = 1 To DTE.Documents.Count
Dim document = DTE.Documents.Item(i)
If (Not document.Saved) Then
document.Activate()
CleanAndSave()
End If
Next i
End Sub
End Module
I've created an extension to automatically invoke ReSharper Silent Cleanup on file save: https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/43be6ead-dabf-4bb1-b019-1e361efd8410
It only supports ReSharper silent cleanup, but it works.
2018 Note: This stopped working in later ReSharper versions due to ReSharper api changes
I just published a free Visual Studio Extension that automates a similar script, for easier setup. You might want to give that a try at http://blog.pedropombeiro.com/keeping-code-formatted-the-easy-way/.
Today I asked in the official resharper++ forum for that feature and received the answer that is already implemented in the 2020.2 EAP (early access program) version. topic
here you can find the related issue: click me
That means, this feature will be available soon for everyone. Otherwise just switch over to the EAP version.
It's my first post (hooray!) so excuse me if it's not perfect in any way...
Question is about R#, but you also mentioned (Visual Studio/ReSharper), so maybe my hint will help somebody. In Visual Studio extension called "Productivity Power Tools" there are two options for this (In Tools -> Options -> Productivity Power Tools -> PowerCommands: General):
I find PPT nice to have, even with R# installed. You can get them from Visual Studio Gallery (2012 version, but there are also 2010, and 2013 versions).