[#RSRP-14122] Generate Read-Write property accessibility

ReSharper

Generate Read-Write property accessibility

Created: 05 Aug 06 20:22 Updated: 13 Mar 08 22:36

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In .NET v2 it is legal to do this:

private int objectId;

public int ObjectId {
    get { return objectId; }
    internal set { objectId = value; }
}

Provided the additional access modifier on the get or the set is weaker than the overall access modifier, this is fine.

It would be nice if the Generate Read-Write Property popup allowed the user to specify the access modifier they want for both the get AND the set, and then ReSharper worked out which one should go where.

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Gerrod Thomas - 08 Aug 06 15:09

Re: #14122- Generate Read-Write property accessibility
I think there are a lot of people out there that don't yet realise this syntax is legal.

As long as the implementation of such a feature doesn't change the expected/default behavior of "Generate Read-Write property" (i.e. simply pressing "OK" will generate the property with the same accessibility for get and set), then I think it would be very useful.

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Gabriel Lozano-Morán - 08 Aug 06 15:09

Re: #14122- Generate Read-Write property accessibility
This would be a nice addition to ReSharper. I vote for "yes".

Gabriel Lozano-Mor?n
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Real Software
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