This tab contains options that affect the way ReSharper
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Reference Qualification |
Options in this section define whether ReSharper should resolve references with namespace import directives or fully qualified names. |
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Insert using directives when necessary |
Click this radio button to create namespace import directives when referencing a type that has not been imported. |
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Allow the alias using directive |
Selecting this check box allows using aliases in namespace import directives, as opposed to fully qualified namespace names. |
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Use fully qualified names |
Click this radio button to add a fully qualified path to each unresolved reference. |
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Imports Optimization |
This section helps configure how ReSharper should handle namespace import directives when it's
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Do not remove import alias directives if alias name differs from the imported type name |
If this check box is selected, ReSharper never removes non-trivial alias using directives from the source code, even though they are redundant. If it is cleared, ReSharper removes all redundant import directives. |
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Namespaces that should not be removed |
In this text box, you can list namespaces that ReSharper will not highlight as redundant, and will not remove while optimizing code. Use the Add Use the Edit Use the Remove |
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Namespaces that should always be imported |
In this text box, you can list namespaces that ReSharper should always import while optimizing code by inserting corresponding directives. Use the Add Use the Edit Use the Remove |
button to add an entry to the list and specify the namespace.
button to edit a namespace entry.
button to delete a selected entry from the list.