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I'm looking to get into some of the more advanced features of resharper tamplates. I know just enough to be dangerous by looking at some of the existing templates.
What are some of the more advanced features beyond using a variable name in between dollar signs and using $END$ to show where your cursor goes?
What are some good sources on Resharper templates?
The Resharper PowerToys sample code has a project that demonstrates how to use the OpenAPI to create your own custom macro that can be assigned to any $variable$ in a template.
Another built in variable is $SELECTION$ which is handy for creating Surround With templates.
And here's the complete Resharper template authoring reference.
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This is a bit of a reach, but i figured its worth a shot. I have been tasked with making a very large program localizable which initially was not written to support it. That means literal strings are everywhere throughout the 387 code files for the project.
Does anyone know of a tool which can generate a list of localizable strings that have the possibility to be displayed on the GUI? There is an error log with literal strings as well that is written to, and I do not want to translate those.
I know its a long shot!
ReSharper provides tools to find localizable strings and more easily move them to resource files.
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i'm looking for some information about c# compiler like syntax diagrams , lexical analyzer , how it finds tokens , syntax analyzer and ... .
unfortunately I couldn't find anything about this ,
any helps would be highly appreciated.
Microsoft .NET Compiler Platform, knows as Roslyn was open sourced couple weeks ago.
Go to http://roslyn.codeplex.com and get source code for both C# and VB.NET compilers. You can browser the source online at http://source.rosly.codeplex.com as well.
When you have the code, you can generate diagrams, find out how it finds tokens, etc.
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I have little amount of job to do in C#, and I'd like to avoid buying&installing Visual Studio for it.
Are there some lightweight IDE-s for C#? I think, the most important feature for me would be code completion.
Thanks in advance! Vitaly.
To be honest I use the express version of Visual Studio.
It does all the small stuff.
I think that Microsoft brought it in because they were losing the home and student developers.
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I'm looking to parse a C# code base within a Java app. I need to know where classes, methods, members, etc are defined (both filename and line number). What are the best tools/libraries to do this.
It looks like the Doxygen executable could be invoked and then its output XML files could be read.
Are there any other solutions out there?
I'm doing this in Java because its for a specialized application.
From here, there is a CSharp Grammer for ANTLR. I don't know how complete it is, but it includes a preprocessor, parser and lexer.
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With syntax highlighting and intellisense if possible. Can be paid but better if free. What I need is a control/class/lib/dll that I can use in a Windows Forms project. I don't need a program. I'm using .net 4.0 with Visual Studio 2010. Working on C#.
I think I found the perfect solution: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/library/storm.aspx
Haven't tested much yet but seems to be just great.
Take a look at: C# - Is there any WPF HTML/Javascript/CSS Syntax Editor Control?