Resharper 8 vs resharper 9 code#

I had to add new commands to this code with each new version of Resharper, especially as the JetBrains guys are keen on renaming the commands in every release (вЂњResharperAddIn2003.RenameвЂќ, вЂњResharperAddIn2005.RenameвЂќ, вЂњResharperAddIn25.RenameвЂќ, вЂњResharper.Resharper_RenameвЂќ, etcвЂ¦).This was an acceptable fix sometimes, but it featured two shortcomings: The main way I did it was to detect and intercept the relevant R# commands (вЂњResharper.RenameвЂќ, etcвЂ¦) and auto-enter insert mode. Since as early as Resharper 1.x (around November 2005), I received reports of this from users of both Resharper and ViEmu, and added some provisions to ViEmu. Worse yet, since ViEmu auto-enters visual mode when it detects some external action has selected a range, it could enter visual mode, and ESC wouldnвЂ™t let you exit it (it would exit the inline mode). So ViEmu can stay in normal mode, while it should enter insert mode. This is the problem: Resharper doesnвЂ™t know squat about ViEmu, insert and normal modes, and what have you. When you issue a refactoring like вЂњ RenameвЂќ on a local variable, use one of the вЂњ Create classвЂќ / вЂњ Create methodвЂќ / вЂ¦ refactorings, or when using a live template (type вЂњforвЂќ), R# enters a special mode where you can edit the name of the highlighted element, while it changes all other instances too. The main complaint about ViEmu and Resharper interaction has always been what ViEmu does when using one of ResharperвЂ™s inline-mode features. And most importantly, it improves compatibility with Resharper.It fixes the behavior of the motion вЂњ100%вЂќ, and makes вЂњ%вЂќ behave exactly like vim.It works better with LUA files when Visual Assist is present.It brings two minor fixes and a hopefully very useful improvement: Here is the link to download it, it will auto-upgrade any previous installation: IвЂ™ve just built & uploaded new version 2.2.8 of ViEmu for Visual Studio.