What kind of formatting is used in ReSharper?

Code formatting. ReSharper can reformat an arbitrary selected block of code, all code in the current file, all files in a directory, or even in the entire project or solution, according to your preferences. ReSharper provides distinct formatting options for all supported languages.

How can I change the code style in ReSharper?

ReSharper will then provide an overview of all settings that apply to that selection: We can use this knowledge to configure the code style to our liking, by editing them directly in the ReSharper options or by adding a specific code style in comments.

How to disable auto formatting in ReSharper editor?

If necessary, you can disable these kinds of auto-formatting on the Environment | Editor | Behavior page of ReSharper options ( Alt+R, O ). ReSharper also lets you automatically apply your formatting rules when you paste code. By default, pasted code is not fully reformatted but only indentation settings are applied.

Are there command line tools to run ReSharper?

These tools allow us to run several ReSharper features from the command line or as part of continuous integration. Two tools have been there for a while — InspectCode (which can run hundreds of ReSharper code inspections outside of Visual Studio) and dupFinder (which helps finding duplicate code in C# and VB.NET code).

How does ReSharper reformat a block of code?

How does ReSharper help you keep a consistent code style?

ReSharper helps you keep a consistent code style throughout your code base. Default style settings are based on widely accepted conventions and best practices; however, if your personal preferences or company standards are different, you can configure them globally or per solution, and share the settings across your team .