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I get this warning on response.GetResponseStream() How should I handle this? // Get response using (var response = request.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse) { // Get the response stream if (response != null) { var reader = new StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream()); var responseString = reader.ReadToEnd(); return responseString; } } For clarity based on some answers misinterpreting : This line is not where the warning is occurring: using (var response = request.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse) This line is where the warning is occurring: var reader = new StreamReader(response

I have some lines of code in c# that Resharper indents like this: Console.WriteLine("Hello"); this.MySuperFunction( argument1, argument2, argument3 ); Console.WriteLine("World"); Due to my personal coding style, I would like the above to appear with the closing parenthesis (or brace) without any indentation, like so: Console.WriteLine("Hello"); this.MySuperFunction( argument1, argument2, argument3 ); Console.WriteLine("World"); I tried playing with the various options on Resharper, but couldn't find any. Is there a way I can make this work? Update to 2016.2 version. An option Intent method

We’ve just been working on introducing StyleCop to our team and are using the StyleCop ReSharper plugin from Code Plex. Problem is, every single file in the project appears to be getting analysed and we can’t find a way to exclude particular files. This includes files such as the designer.cs file from the DBML or third party components included in the project. What this means is your site wide code analysis in ReSharper always shows up errors and you can never get it to go “green”. There’s always the ExcludeFromStyleCop tag which you can put in the .csproj but this is only used by MSBuild.

I have be trying to figure out how to change the regular expression in the Options -> To-Do's in resharper to color code and allow for multiple lines in a todo. Any Ideas? I figured out the answer, easier than I thought Orignal regex for todo's in resharper (?<=\W|^)(?TODO)(\W|$)(.*) It is possible to do this using just regex... Go into Resharper -> Options -> To-Do Items and change the existing regex to (?s)(?<=\W|^)(?<TAG>TODO)(\W|$)(.*) The (?s) option allows for mutliline TODO's The format of the todo is /* TODO: a Multiline * to do list must use the block comment style * though it will

I am making a software in c#. I am using an abstract class, Instruction , that has these bits of code: protected Instruction(InstructionSet instructionSet, ExpressionElement newArgument, bool newDoesUseArgument, int newDefaultArgument, int newCostInBytes, bool newDoesUseRealInstruction) { //Some stuff if (DoesUseRealInstruction) { //The warning appears here. RealInstruction = GetRealInstruction(instructionSet, Argument); } } and public virtual Instruction GetRealInstruction(InstructionSet instructionSet, ExpressionElement argument) { throw new NotImplementedException("Real instruction not

In our VS2012 web project we are getting hundreds of errors reported by Resharper, but the software builds and compiles fine. How do I get resharper to correctly identify the fact that the solution is actually fine. All the errors are about properties on classes are not found. I have tried cleaning the solution and forcing Resharper to re-analyze. Ciprian Khlud Resharper gets confused for many reasons, but some of the times I had issues the solutions I did were: like this case disable Resharper for a set of files: Resharper => Options => Code Inspection =>Settings => Edit Items to Skip

I like my object initializers to look like this: new Point { Label = g.Key.Name, Claims = g }; When hit the semicolon key, they get reformatted like this: new Point {Label = g.Key.Name, Claims = g}; Where is the option to stop my padding from being removed? For R# 7, I can get this to vary by going to 1 ReSharper | Options | Code Editing | C# | Formatting Style | Spaces and toggling Other | Within single-line initializer braces the example for which is int[] x = new int[] {0, 1, 2}; versus int[] x = new int[] { 0, 1, 2 }; Although the example is of array initialization, it also appears to

The RC class is not linked to a database, it is a simple class. The class is at only one place and is not partial. The Aérochem.Domain dll project compiles just fine. Note: If I select one of the two identical namespaces in the quick fix menu, it does nothing. Note2: This happens to a couple of classes (some related to a database, some not) Is there a fix to that or a way to figure what's wrong? I had the same problem. I use ReSharper. The solution to my problem was not cleaning the solution but deleting the suo -file. Hope that helps. chiccodoro As for the reference of any future users: This