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I am wondering if maybe ReSharper is able to run through every class and remove unused usings? I looked but I don't see an option like this in R# 4.5. Has anyone seen this in Resharper outside of just being able to remove usings in a single class? I believe that cleanup across a project is a new feature in ReSharper 5. I take that back, the feature is in ReSharper 4.5. If you right click on the solution, there's a Cleanup Code... item, which allows you to apply a cleanup profile to the solution. You can create a new cleanup profile from the Code Cleanup node within ReSharper options, if you

When using myDelegate -= eventHandler ReSharper (version 6) issues: Delegate subtraction has unpredictable result The rational behind this is explained by JetBrains here . The explanation makes sense and, after reading it, I'm doubting all my uses of - on delegates. How then , can I write a non-auto event without making ReSharper grumpy? or, is there a better and/or "correct" way to implement this? or, can I just ignore ReSharper? Here is simplified code: public delegate void MyHandler (object sender); MyHandler _myEvent; public event MyHandler MyEvent { add { _myEvent += value;

Is there a way to avoid closing the following parentheses: String.Format( ) , or Console.WriteLine( ) automatically? Sometimes is this is annoying and unnecessary, and I end up pressing Delete to remove it. I tried disabling Auto-insert pair brackets, pharentheses and quotes and Auto-insert closing brace and it is still not working... The following options should be unchecked/checked in Resharper if you do not want autocomplete feature on parenthesis (all options can be accessed through Visual Studio > ReSharper > Options... > Environment ) To disable parenthesis auto insert in non method

anyone have any experience of using them together? How well does it work? or is it just too much grief? You don't want to do that. Both ReSharper and CodeRush want the keyboard. Specifically, CodeRush remaps the escape key (ESC) for its own purposes. ReSharper does not like that (note: ReSharper doens't do anything special with the escape key, but it still doesn't like it). As for choosing between them...they both have their points. CodeRush has better templating and more refactorings. ReSharper has built in unit testing for NUnit, and a healthy set of plugings. ReSharper also has Templates,

I have several suites of integration tests implemented in C#/NUNit. Each test suite is a separate class, each fixture setup creates and populates a SQL Server database from scripts. This all used to work just fine prior to Resharper 5.1. Unfortunately, Resharper 5.1 begins to run several fixtures at the same time. This is a breaking change - they are all attempting to create and populate the same database, which obviously ends up in an mess. Is there any way I could have Resharper run my test fixtures serially? If not, what would you suggest to run my NUnit test fixtures serially, one fixture

Using Resharper 4.1, I have come across this interesting warning: "Access to a static member of a type via a derived type". Here is a code sample of where this occurs: class A { public static void SomethingStatic() { //[do that thing you do...] } } class B : A { } class SampleUsage { public static void Usage() { B.SomethingStatic(); // <-- Resharper warning occurs here } } Does anybody know what issues there are (if any) when making use of A's static members via B? One place where it might be misleading is when the static is a factory method, e.g. the WebRequest class has a factory method

After installing Resharper 7.1.2 for Visual Studio 2010, when I press Ctrl + , I no longer see the Navigate To dialog. Instead a Resharper dialog Recent Files appears. My question is, is there another key binding that I am not aware for the Navigate To dialog or how can I configure Resharper/VS to show the Navigate To dialog upon pressing Ctrl + , . In the Resharper options I have selected Visual Studio for the key bindings since that is what I am accustomed to, but for some reason this one has changed. Malice It sounds like you will need to remove the ReSharper keybinding and add the Visual