Code Generation

You can quickly generate different type members with ReSharper. To view the list of available code generation options for the current type, choose ReSharper | Edit | Generate Code on the main menu or press Alt+Insert.

Specifically, ReSharper helps you:

• Generate type constructors
• Generate properties
• Implement and override members
• Generate delegating members
• Generate partial members
• Generate equality members (Equals() and GetHashCode() methods)
• Generate equality comparer class for your type
• Generate formatting members (ToString() methods)

However, ReSharper's code generation features are more than that - you can use undeclared code symbols, and ReSharper will help declare them with a quick-fix. See Generating Code from Usage for details.

If the Code Analysis is enabled for the current file, ReSharper detects potentially missing members and proposes the corresponding Quick-Fixes. For example, for implementing missing members:

You can control how new members are generated in two major ways:

• Configure a custom Naming Style for different members. When there's a naming style in place, ReSharper enforces its requirements when generating new members.
• Choose default body content for generated members. One of the three options - NotImplementedException(), returning default value, and non-compilable code - can be configured in the Members Generation Options.

ReSharper templates and structural search and replace patterns provided by ReSharper,are other possibilities of generating code.