ReSharper provides some needed editing features for Visual Studio.Net.
For example, if you have private local variables and you want to expose those guys via public properties just Alt+Insert (ReSharper > Code > Generate... via the ReSharper menu) in Visual Studio and you get:
As you can see you can also easily generate a constructor, implement interface members, or override members from base classes.
There are many more “niceties” from ReSharper such as automatic indentation within bracket blocks {}. I got real tired of typing the brackets, separating them via hard return, and then tabbing to indent the first line in the block of code.
public void SomeMethod()
{
//indented code here
}
Instead, when you enter a set of brackets for a block of code, ReSharper will insert your cursor between the brackets. Then, when you hit the Enter key the new line is indented for you! These are just a few of the great features of ReSharper.
I did not mention the Refactoring it provides. ReSharper rocks!!
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