Cheatography
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CodeRush Templates are a faster language-independent way to write code (C#, VB, Javascript, XAML, HTML).
This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.
Creating TypesClass | c | Interface | i | Struct | s | Enum | e | Abstract Class | a | Delegate | d | Exception | x | Test Fixture | t | Test Method | t | Create Constructor | cc |
| | Members and VariablesVariable
(parameter, local, field) | V or v | New Instance | N or n | Read-only Fields | O or o | Methods | M or m | Properties | P or p | Read-only | R or r | Write-only | W or w | Auto-implemented | A or a | Type Reference | t | Constants | q | Typecast
(in code blocks) | c | Class | c |
*Uppercase letters listed above will expand to static members. Template CompositionFollow the templates above with a Type shortcut (selected from the lists below and in the two columns to the right).
For example, on an empty line inside a class or method, “nb” followed by your template expand key (typically either the spacebar or Tab key) creates a New initialized Boolean instance.
“m” by itself creates a method with no return value (a Sub in VB). “ms” will create a Method that returns a String. |
| | SystemBoolean | b | Byte | by | Char | c | DateTime | d8 | Decimal | de | Double | d | EventArgs | ea | Exception | x | Guid | g | Int16 | sh | Int32 | i | Int64 | l | IntPtr | ip | Object | o | Single | si | String | s | Type | ty | UInt32 | u |
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