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ReSharper
Created: 12 Jun 07 03:02
Updated: 13 Jun 07 17:23
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UI
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Future Versions
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Everybody
(All jira users)
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Unknown
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This issue is related to:
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RSRP-42505
Option for "Acts as String.Format"
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I can't tell whether I've entered the right FQN for a method — there's just no indication. For that matter,
- There should be some indication in the Options Dialog that the method resolves to one that really exists in the code or in the referenced assemblies.
- Note that there must be no strong validation because the method is not required to exist (under development / not referenced / is not referenced from all of the projects / etc), but that must be made clear to the user.
- Indication in the code, right on the method declaration, that it has been marked as a string formatting method in the Options.
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Description
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I can't tell whether I've entered the right FQN for a method — there's just no indication. For that matter,
- There should be some indication in the Options Dialog that the method resolves to one that really exists in the code or in the referenced assemblies.
- Note that there must be no strong validation because the method is not required to exist (under development / not referenced / is not referenced from all of the projects / etc), but that must be made clear to the user.
- Indication in the code, right on the method declaration, that it has been marked as a string formatting method in the Options.
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