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How to make VS generate event handlers based on control names in WinForms and WPF projects?
ReSharper conventions for names of event handlersNaming Event Handlers: How to make the first letter uppercaseresharper and microsoft naming conventions. How should I adjust? WPF/SilverlightRenaming event handlers of a legacy WinForms application using ResharperResharper naming convention rule for void methodsReSharper C# naming style for private methods and propertiesReSharper ignoring naming rules on any method with an underscore. New “feature” or misconfiguration?How can I tell Resharper to allow underscore tolerant method names for a specific class in a test project?Generate event handler without jumping to code in VS2015Resharper convention for “event subscription on fields” to start with uppercase?
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I'm using VS 2017 and Resharper. I tried disabling Resharper and got same results.
In WinForms projects Visual Studio generates event handlers for controls starting with lowercase:
In WPF VS generates event handlers for controls starting with uppercase:
On screens above in all cases controls are named buttonX where X is appropriate number respectively.
Is that how VS does it by default or did I check wrong checkbox somewhere in VS or Resharper?
In Resharper C# Naming Style options I set Methods to UpperCamelCase. But in WinForms projects VS still generates event handlers starting with lowercase character and uses underscores. And Resharper doesn't show any errors, it doesn't even suggest me to rename my copyButton_Click event handler to something like CopyButtonClick, since it's a method after all and in naming styles I set Methods to UpperCamelCase.
How do I make VS generate event handlers based on control name?
So for example if I name my button saveButton, event handler for click would be saveButton_Click, and if I name it OpenFile, it'll be OpenFile_Click. Or at the very least if it's not possible to do that, how do I make it consistent? So event handlers start with lowercase or uppercase in both WinForms and WPF projects.
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I'm using VS 2017 and Resharper. I tried disabling Resharper and got same results.
In WinForms projects Visual Studio generates event handlers for controls starting with lowercase:
In WPF VS generates event handlers for controls starting with uppercase:
On screens above in all cases controls are named buttonX where X is appropriate number respectively.
Is that how VS does it by default or did I check wrong checkbox somewhere in VS or Resharper?
In Resharper C# Naming Style options I set Methods to UpperCamelCase. But in WinForms projects VS still generates event handlers starting with lowercase character and uses underscores. And Resharper doesn't show any errors, it doesn't even suggest me to rename my copyButton_Click event handler to something like CopyButtonClick, since it's a method after all and in naming styles I set Methods to UpperCamelCase.
How do I make VS generate event handlers based on control name?
So for example if I name my button saveButton, event handler for click would be saveButton_Click, and if I name it OpenFile, it'll be OpenFile_Click. Or at the very least if it's not possible to do that, how do I make it consistent? So event handlers start with lowercase or uppercase in both WinForms and WPF projects.
visual-studio visual-studio-2017 resharper
asked Mar 23 at 8:54
KulaGGinKulaGGin
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add a comment |
I'm using VS 2017 and Resharper. I tried disabling Resharper and got same results.
In WinForms projects Visual Studio generates event handlers for controls starting with lowercase:
In WPF VS generates event handlers for controls starting with uppercase:
On screens above in all cases controls are named buttonX where X is appropriate number respectively.
Is that how VS does it by default or did I check wrong checkbox somewhere in VS or Resharper?
In Resharper C# Naming Style options I set Methods to UpperCamelCase. But in WinForms projects VS still generates event handlers starting with lowercase character and uses underscores. And Resharper doesn't show any errors, it doesn't even suggest me to rename my copyButton_Click event handler to something like CopyButtonClick, since it's a method after all and in naming styles I set Methods to UpperCamelCase.
How do I make VS generate event handlers based on control name?
So for example if I name my button saveButton, event handler for click would be saveButton_Click, and if I name it OpenFile, it'll be OpenFile_Click. Or at the very least if it's not possible to do that, how do I make it consistent? So event handlers start with lowercase or uppercase in both WinForms and WPF projects.
visual-studio visual-studio-2017 resharper
asked Mar 23 at 8:54
KulaGGinKulaGGin
9711
I'm using VS 2017 and Resharper. I tried disabling Resharper and got same results.
In WinForms projects Visual Studio generates event handlers for controls starting with lowercase:
In WPF VS generates event handlers for controls starting with uppercase:
On screens above in all cases controls are named buttonX where X is appropriate number respectively.
Is that how VS does it by default or did I check wrong checkbox somewhere in VS or Resharper?
In Resharper C# Naming Style options I set Methods to UpperCamelCase. But in WinForms projects VS still generates event handlers starting with lowercase character and uses underscores. And Resharper doesn't show any errors, it doesn't even suggest me to rename my copyButton_Click event handler to something like CopyButtonClick, since it's a method after all and in naming styles I set Methods to UpperCamelCase.
How do I make VS generate event handlers based on control name?
So for example if I name my button saveButton, event handler for click would be saveButton_Click, and if I name it OpenFile, it'll be OpenFile_Click. Or at the very least if it's not possible to do that, how do I make it consistent? So event handlers start with lowercase or uppercase in both WinForms and WPF projects.
visual-studio visual-studio-2017 resharper
visual-studio visual-studio-2017 resharper
asked Mar 23 at 8:54
KulaGGinKulaGGin
9711
asked Mar 23 at 8:54
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KulaGGinKulaGGin
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asked Mar 23 at 8:54
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