Resharper detects errors and problems in C#, XAML, XML, and ASP.NET code. ReSharper inspects code continuously, from opening your solution to closing it and all the way as you type. That means you don't have to compile your code just to find out what compilation errors it contains.
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You can see the exact location of errors and problems in a file using
ReSharper code analysis is enabled by default.
- On the main menu, choose ReSharper | Options.
- Choose Code Inspection | Settings in the left pane of the Options dialog box.
- Use the Enable code analysis check box to turn code analysis on or off. You can also configure code analysis using other controls in the Settings tab. For details, see
Code Inspection Settings . - Click OK.
In this section, you will learn how to:
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Distinguish between different types of code highlighting -
Find out what exactly is wrong with a highlighted block of code -
Inspect state of your code using Marker Bar and Status Indicator -
Extend code analysis to the entire solution -
Get an overview or all code issues in your whole solution or in a narrower scope. -
Navigate between highlighted sections of code -
Eliminate errors using ReSharper's powerful quick-fixes (and you can alsoglance through various practical examples of quick-fixes ) -
Configure code inspection severity - Benefit from
external annotations - specifically, forvalue analysis andcustom string formatting methods
