The following conventions are used in ReSharper Help:
- Whenever a certain feature or group of features is only available in specific ReSharper editions, a corresponding note is inserted just below the page header:
- In reference pages, space of a page just under the header is used to provide a path to the user interface item being described. The paths are not necessarily limited to menu paths, but may also include paths through controls within windows and dialog boxes. Take the following case as an example:
This path should be read as "Open the ReSharper menu, select Options, then, after the ReSharper Options dialog box opens, browse to the Languages section, expand the C# node, expand the Formatting Style subnode, and click Line Breaks and Wrapping."
If you're not sure whether a certain feature is available for a specific language or in a specific ReSharper edition, consultReSharper Feature Map . - Shortcuts from ReSharper 2.x or IntelliJ IDEA keyboard layout are used throughout ReSharper Help. See
ReSharper Feature Map orKeyboard Shortcuts for the list of shortcuts provided in Visual Studio keyboard layout. - Code samples are in most cases provided in C#. That doesn't necessarily mean that a showcased feature doesn't support other languages. See
ReSharper Feature Map andSupported Languages for details on language support.