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Like the title says An nUnit testfixture file template for resharper that also conforms to stylecop laws. Here it is.

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I don’t know when they released it, but it has a huge amount of fixes and improvements.

The Release notes page says it all.

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Apparently they did it yesterday.

Today, we’re excited to announce the release of ReSharper 4.1! This minor version is highlighted by:

* Support for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 SP1

* Enhanced ASP.NET experience

* Improved performance and usability: quicker solution load, optimized Unit Test Explorer behavio...

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Apparently someone at JetBrains forgot to add a surround template for Try catch in VB.Net. It is there for C#. So I created it for myself.

This is the xml. Just save it in a file and import it in resharper.

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Reshaper is a cool tool that can save you plenty of time (unless you start blogging about it of course ;-))

I will give the examples in VB.Net but this will also work in C#.

We all know what a DomainEntity looks like, right?

Ok so here is a simple example.

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