Code Style

ReSharper | Options | Code Editing | Razor | Code Style

Preferences configurable on this page are taken into account when ReSharper produces new code with code completion and code generation features, applies code templates and performs refactorings. They can also be applied to the existing code by using code cleanup with the corresponding settings.

Item	Description
Override brace style for C# to always use "At end of line (K & R Style)"	If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper will always use Kernighan & Ritchie style brace layout in markup pages regardless of whatever style you’re using in code-behind.
Always remove 'this' qualifier (override the corresponding C# setting)	If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper will always remove `this` qualifier from members when reformatting your code. Otherwise, `this` qualifier is treated according to the settings configured on the Code Editing \| C# \| Code Style page of ReSharper options.
Use fully qualified names for @inherits and @model directives	If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper uses fully qualified type names for `@inherits` and `@model` directives. For example: @model MyMvcApplication.Models.LocalPasswordModel If it is cleared, ReSharper uses non-qualified type names for these directive and adds the necessary `@using` directives for these types. For example: @using MyMvcApplication.Models @model LocalPasswordModel

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Description

Override brace style for C# to always use "At end of line (K & R Style)"

If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper will always use Kernighan & Ritchie style brace layout in markup pages regardless of whatever style you’re using in code-behind.

Always remove 'this' qualifier (override the corresponding C# setting)

If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper will always remove this qualifier from members when reformatting your code. Otherwise, this qualifier is treated according to the settings configured on the Code Editing | C# | Code Style page of ReSharper options.

Use fully qualified names for @inherits and @model directives

If this checkbox is selected, ReSharper uses fully qualified type names for @inherits and @model directives. For example:

@model MyMvcApplication.Models.LocalPasswordModel

If it is cleared, ReSharper uses non-qualified type names for these directive and adds the necessary @using directives for these types. For example:

@using MyMvcApplication.Models
                        @model LocalPasswordModel
                    

Last modified: 18 November 2019