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Place the caret at the name of a class or interface, etc. in the editor
or select it in the Class View window or
in the Object Browser window.
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On the ReSharper menu or context menu, choose
, or press
F6.
The
Move
drop-down list appears, click
Move to Folder.
The
Move to Folder
dialog box opens:
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Specify the folder where the chosen type should be moved using the Target folder drop-down list.
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Click Preserve hierarchy of folders and file names to leave the structure of folders
"as is" during the refactoring. Click Put classes into separate files to put each class
into a separate file.
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Select the Fix namespaces check box to adjust namespaces
according to the new location automatically.
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Select the Allow change internal visibility to public when it is required check box
to change the visibility of an internal type when it is moved to another project.
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All types that can be moved are displayed in the text area.
Select appropriate check boxes nearby the types to move them.
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Click Next. If no conflicts are found, ReSharper performs the refactoring immediately.
Otherwise, resolve conflicts.
When you undo this action, be aware that
content is deleted from the newly created file, but the file itself
is preserved in project.
Tip