Autopopup

ReSharper | Options | Environment | IntelliSense | Autopopup

In this page of ReSharper options, you can define how the ReSharper's Automatic Completion works in various contexts of different languages.

Using the language tabs, you can tune the behaviour of automatic completion for each language and context separately.

For each language and context combination, you can specify one of three kinds of behaviour:

• Do not display

• Display and preselect
  When the suggestion list appears, ReSharper tries to guess what are you about to type and selects it for you in the list. If the proposed item is correct, just hit Enter or any non-alphanumeric character to go on with the suggested item. (See ReSharper Options | Environment | IntelliSense | Completion Characters to learn how to configure the insertion of the selected completion item.)

• Display but do not preselect
  This option just allows the pop-up to show the list of available items without selection so that you could choose one manually. When you hit Enter or any non-alphanumeric character the popup disappears and you can continue with what you've typed. However, the expected item in the pop-up is still highlighted with a blue frame, and if you see that the guess is correct, you can hit Ctrl+Enter to insert it.

For example, you can define the behavior after typing a dot in C# files.

At the examples below you can see the effect of each setting.