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Syntax Highlighting

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ReSharper extends the default highlighting support of Visual Studio with highlighting for fields, local variables, types, and more, in both C# and VB.NET. For example, the Syntax Highlighting feature allows you to easily distinguish between local variables and fields in your code. To switch on ReSharper's highlighting, click ReSharper -> Options menu, go to Code Inspection and select Color Identifiers.

Quick Code Reformatting

ReSharper can reformat an arbitrary selected block of code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, or even the entire project or solution according to your Code Style preferences. To reformat the code in the current file, simply press Ctrl + Alt + F in the editor.

Namespace Import Directives Optimization

To make your code more readable, you can exclude unused or redundant using directives from your C# and Visual Basic .NET source code files. With ReSharper, this tedious process is reduced to a few keystrokes. Simply press Ctrl + Alt + O in the editor to perform the action. As an option, ReSharper can also shorten unnecessary (in the presence of using/Import directives) qualified references to the type names for you.

Code Style Configuration and Sharing

With more than 60 options, you can fully customize the way ReSharper reformats your code when it expands Live Templates, generates new code, automatically places braces, completes code, or when you explicitly request code reformatting.

All style settings can be easily shared among team members.

Automatic Member Layout (C# only)

Let ReSharper automatically reorder your type members according to a default or custom XML pattern.

Syntax Highlighting

ReSharper extends the default highlighting support of Visual Studio with highlighting for fields, local variables, types, and more. For example, the Syntax Highlighting feature allows you to easily distinguish between local variables and fields in your code. To switch on ReSharper's highlighting, click ReSharper -> Options menu, go to Code Inspection and select Color Identifiers.

Quick Code Reformatting

ReSharper can reformat an arbitrary selected block of code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, or even the entire project or solution according to your Code Style preferences. To reformat the code in the current file, simply press Ctrl + Alt + F in the editor.

Namespace Import Directives Optimization

To make your code more readable, you can exclude unused or redundant using directives from your C# and Visual Basic .NET source code files. With ReSharper, this tedious process is reduced to a few keystrokes. Simply press Ctrl + Alt + O in the editor to perform the action. As an option, ReSharper can also shorten unnecessary (in the presence of using directives) qualified references to the type names for you.

Code Style Configuration and Sharing

With more than 60 options, you can fully customize the way ReSharper reformats your code when it expands Live Templates, generates new code, automatically places braces, completes code, or when you explicitly request code reformatting.

All style settings can be easily shared among team members.

Automatic Member Layout

Let ReSharper automatically reorder your type members according to a default or custom XML pattern.

Syntax Highlighting

ReSharper extends the default highlighting support of Visual Studio with highlighting for fields, local variables, types, and more. For example, the Syntax Highlighting feature allows you to easily distinguish between local variables and fields in your code. To switch on ReSharper's highlighting, click ReSharper -> Options menu, go to Code Inspection and select Color Identifiers.

Quick Code Reformatting

ReSharper can reformat an arbitrary selected block of code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, or even the entire project or solution according to your Code Style preferences. To reformat the code in the current file, simply press Ctrl + Alt + F in the editor.

Namespace Import Directives Optimization

To make your code more readable, you can exclude unused or redundant using directives from your C# and Visual Basic .NET source code files. With ReSharper, this tedious process is reduced to a few keystrokes. Simply press Ctrl + Alt + O in the editor to perform the action. As an option, ReSharper can also shorten unnecessary (in the presence of Import directives) qualified references to the type names for you.

Code Style Configuration and Sharing

With more than 60 options, you can fully customize the way ReSharper reformats your code when it expands Live Templates, generates new code, automatically places braces, completes code, or when you explicitly request code reformatting.

All style settings can be easily shared among team members.