To import IDE configuration settings:
- Download the Semantic Syntax Colorizer extension
- In Visual Studio, click Tools -> Import and Export Settings.
- Click Import selected environment settings and then click Next.
- Specify whether you want to save the current settings to a file and click Next.
- Click Browse to navigate to and select the .vssettings file that contains the settings you want to import, then click Open. Ensure the settings you want to import are selected and then click Finish.
A Visual Studio 2017 & 2019 editor extension for semantic syntax highlighting.
To change the colors use the regular Visual Studio "Font and Colors" Options.
Tools -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors -> Look for Semantic * in the "Display items".
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ReSharper is a it’s a plug-in for Visual Studio that runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
The biggest advantages of using ReSharper :
- Comply with coding standards
- Eliminate errors (Quick-fixes)
- Safely change the code
- It works much better than in VS ^^.
You can read more information on the official website: www.jetbrains.com/resharper
Importing settings:
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In the Settings Layers dialog, select a setting layer where you want to import settings.
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Do one of the following:
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On the toolbar, click Import/Export Settings. Depending on the location of the file to be imported, click Import from File or Import from URL.
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Right-click the layer. Click Import from in the context menu, then click Import from File or Import from URL.
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Specify location of the file to be imported. Pay attention, that if you have chosen to import from URL, the path to the file should be specified in the UNC format.
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In the Import from File dialog that opens, specify group(s) of settings to be imported and click OK.