Ticket T384257
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Implement IEquatable adds using System before //

created 9 years ago

Suppose that I have this file:

// Copyright © 2016 …
// blabla

namespace Foo
{
    public struct Any
    {
        public Any (int x) { this.x = x; }
        private readonly int x;
    }
}

When using the Implement IEquatable refactoring, I see two issues:

  1. The `using System;` is added at the very beginning of my source, even before my // copyright comments
  2. I don't like to have `using System;` in my source code, so every time I use an auto-implementation of an interface, I get this added (either because some NotImplementedException are thrown, without fully qualifying the exception with `System.` namespace, or here because the interface is referenced directly as struct Any : IEquatable<Any>).

(1) appears to be an error.
(2) should be customizable.

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DevExpress Support Team 8 years ago

    We have added a new Code Style rule for the declaration of the new Namespace reference imports/using statement. Please read our What's New in v16.2.7 for more details.
    Now the declaration of using/imports statements is tied up with the sorting rules specified on Editor/All Languages/Namespace References options page.

      Thank you, this closes the issue.

      DevExpress Support Team 8 years ago

        Hi Pierre,

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