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CodeGen - Add options to specify code generation rules

Option to have 'Remove Type Qualifier' place using clauses inside of namespace?

created 16 years ago

I have a code style where using clauses must be inside of the namespace. While I know this violates the Framework Design Guidelines (by Cwalina and Abrams), it keeps an emphasis on always using the narrowest possible scope. However, when I use the refactor 'Remove Type Qualifier', it ignores where I have my usings and places it outside of the namespace. Is there a way to have this refactoring add to the existing using statements inside the namespace?
Thanks,
Mike

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DevExpress Support Team 16 years ago

    Hi Mike,
    I'm afraid it is impossible to instruct the current Refactor! version to work as you described, sorry. However, we're planning to add options, which will allow you to specify how the resulting code should be generated, in the context of the following suggestion:
    ID: S19229, CodeGen - Add options to specify code generation rules
    I've added the corresponding note to this suggestion, and we'll take the situation you described into account when start working on this item.
    Thanks,
    Vito

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    Michael Reith 16 years ago

      Thanks Vito. I look forward to some of the possible customizations.

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