ReSharper provides a number of predefined File Templates. Each representes a commonly used declaration, such as a class or an interface, which deserves to be stored in a separate file. This section describes each of these templates in detail. For details on how to invoke File Templates, see Using File Templates.
Click the name of a template in the list below to go to its description:
| Abbreviation | |
|---|---|
| Specification | |
| class |
Creates a file in the specified namespace containing an empty class declaration. Example of code after use
The class is named the same as the new file (user-specified when invoking the template). The caret is placed so that you can write the class body. |
| interface |
Creates a file in the specified namespace containing an empty interface declaration. Example of code after use
The interface is named the same as the new file (user-specified when invoking the template). The caret is placed so that you can write the interface body. |
| struct |
Creates a file in the specified namespace containing an empty struct declaration. Example of code after use
The struct is named the same as the new file (user-specified when invoking the template). The caret is placed so that you can write the struct body. |
For details on modifying predefined File Templates or creating your own, refer to Managing and Sharing File Templates.
See Also
Using File Templates | Managing and Sharing File Templates