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Re: Create configuration file

Mario — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 10:20:51 GMT

Hi,

I was just wondering if there was any follow up on this?

I am having trouble nArranging some files that have event declarations in.

eg.

public event id2 ev16 = new id2(EventHandlerMethod);

after nArrange turns into:

public event id2(EventHandlerMethod);

Is this a configuration issue - or a bug?

This is my config

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<CodeConfiguration xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<Elements>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Header">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Comment">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Type) != 'XmlLine'" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Element Type="Using" Id="DefaultUsing">
<Elements />
<Group By="Type" Direction="Ascending" SeparatorType="NewLine">
<Group AttributeCapture="^(.*?)(\.|$)" By="Name" Direction="Ascending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
</Group>
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
<Element Type="Attribute">
<Elements />
</Element>
<Element Type="ConditionDirective" Id="DefaultConditional">
<Elements>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultNamespace">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultInterface">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultType">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<Element Type="NotSpecified">
<Elements />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Element>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultInterface">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultType">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<Element Type="Namespace" Id="DefaultNamespace">
<Elements>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultUsing">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultConditional">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<Region Name="Enumerations">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Type" Id="DefaultEnumeration">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Type) == 'Enum'" />
<Sort By="Access" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Name" />
</Sort>
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Delegates">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Delegate" Id="DefaultDelegate">
<Elements />
<Sort By="Access" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Name" />
</Sort>
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Types">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Type" Id="DefaultInterface">
<Elements>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultConditional">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<Region Name="Events">
<Elements>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Interface Events">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Event">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="!($(Name) : '.')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Inherited Interface Events">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Event">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Name) : '.'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Properties">
<Elements>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Interface Properties">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Property">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="!($(Name) : '.')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Inherited Interface Properties">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Property">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Name) : '.'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Methods">
<Elements>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Interface Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="!($(Name) : '.')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Inherited Interface Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Name) : '.'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Other">
<Elements>
<Element Type="NotSpecified">
<Elements />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
<Filter Condition="$(Type) == 'Interface'" />
<Sort By="Type" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Access" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Name" />
</Sort>
</Sort>
</Element>
<Element Type="Type" Id="DefaultType">
<Elements>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultConditional">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Fixed Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Parent.Attributes) : 'StructLayout' And !($(Modifier) : 'Static')" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Fields">
<Elements>
<Region Name="Public Constant Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public' And ($(Modifier) : 'Constant')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Public Static Read-Only Fields">
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<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public' And ($(Modifier) : 'Static' And $(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Public Read-Only Fields">
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<Element Type="Field">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public' And ($(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
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</Region>
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<Element Type="Field">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Public Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'Constant')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Static Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'Static' And $(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
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<Element Type="Field">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
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<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
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<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'Constant')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Internal Static Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'Static' And $(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Internal Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And ($(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Internal Static Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Internal Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Constant Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And ($(Modifier) : 'Constant')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Static Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And ($(Modifier) : 'Static' And $(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And ($(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Static Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Constant Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And ($(Modifier) : 'Constant')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Static Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And ($(Modifier) : 'Static' And $(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Read-Only Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And ($(Modifier) : 'ReadOnly')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Static Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Fields">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Field">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None')" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region DirectivesEnabled="false" Name="Constructors">
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<Region Name="Static Constructors">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Constructor">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Public Constructors">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Constructor">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public' And !($(Name) : '~')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Element Type="Constructor">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal' And !($(Name) : '~')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Element Type="Constructor">
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<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
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<Element Type="Constructor">
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<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
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<Element Type="Constructor">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And !($(Name) : '~')" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Destructor">
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<Element Type="Constructor">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Name) : '~'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Region Name="Public Delegates">
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<Element Type="Delegate">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Element Type="Delegate">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Internal'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
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<Element Type="Delegate">
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<Sort By="Name" />
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
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</Region>
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<Region Name="Public Events">
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<Element Type="Event">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Public'" />
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<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
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<Element Type="Event">
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<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
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<Element Type="Event">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
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<Element Type="Event">
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<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected'" />
<Group By="Modifier" Direction="Descending" SeparatorType="NewLine" />
<Sort By="Name" />
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</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Protected Static Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Protected Abstract Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Abstract'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Protected Virtual Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Virtual'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Protected Override Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal' And $(Modifier) : 'Override'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Internal Protected Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected, Internal'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Static Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Abstract Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And $(Modifier) : 'Abstract'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Virtual Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And $(Modifier) : 'Virtual'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Override Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected' And $(Modifier) : 'Override'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Protected Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Protected'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Static Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And $(Modifier) : 'Static'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Abstract Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And $(Modifier) : 'Abstract'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Virtual Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And $(Modifier) : 'Virtual'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Override Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="($(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None') And $(Modifier) : 'Override'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Private Methods">
<Elements>
<Element Type="Method">
<Elements />
<Filter Condition="$(Access) == 'Private' Or $(Access) == 'None'" />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Nested Types">
<Elements>
<ElementRef Id="DefaultType">
<Elements />
<Elements />
</ElementRef>
</Elements>
</Region>
<Region Name="Other">
<Elements>
<Element Type="NotSpecified">
<Elements />
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
<Sort By="Type" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Access" Direction="Descending">
<Sort By="Name" />
</Sort>
</Sort>
</Element>
</Elements>
</Region>
</Elements>
<Sort By="Name" />
</Element>
</Elements>
<Encoding CodePage="Detect" />
<Formatting>
<ClosingComments Enabled="false" Format="End $(ElementType) $(Name)" />
<LineSpacing RemoveConsecutiveBlankLines="true" />
<Regions CommentDirectiveBeginFormat=" $(Begin) {0}" CommentDirectiveBeginPattern="^\s?\$$\s?Begin\s?$\s?(?<Name>.*)$" CommentDirectiveEndFormat=" $(End) {0}" CommentDirectiveEndPattern="^\s?\$$\s?End\s?$\s?(?<Name>.*)?$" EndRegionNameEnabled="true" Style="Default" />
<Tabs SpacesPerTab="4" Style="Spaces" />
<Usings MoveTo="File" />
</Formatting>
<Handlers>
<ProjectHandler Parser="NArrange.Core.MSBuildProjectParser">
<ProjectExtensions>
<Extension Name="csproj" />
<Extension Name="vbproj" />
</ProjectExtensions>
</ProjectHandler>
<ProjectHandler Parser="NArrange.Core.MonoDevelopProjectParser">
<ProjectExtensions>
<Extension Name="mdp" />
</ProjectExtensions>
</ProjectHandler>
<SourceHandler Assembly="NArrange.CSharp, Version=0.2.9.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" Language="CSharp">
<ProjectExtensions />
<SourceExtensions>
<Extension Name="cs">
<Filter Condition="!($(File.Name) : '.Designer.')" />
</Extension>
</SourceExtensions>
</SourceHandler>
<SourceHandler Assembly="NArrange.VisualBasic, Version=0.2.9.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" Language="VisualBasic">
<ProjectExtensions />
<SourceExtensions>
<Extension Name="vb">
<Filter Condition="!($(File.Name) : '.Designer.')" />
</Extension>
</SourceExtensions>
</SourceHandler>
</Handlers>
</CodeConfiguration>

Re: Remove line space in Automatic properties

Delestre Sébastien — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:57:42 GMT

I have the same problem. Did anyone figure out how to change the formatting of automatic properties?

Re: sorting using with [assembly:

maplesnz — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 21:22:51 GMT

Hi James, thanks for the AssemblyInfo idea, why didn't I think of that! It's all working fine now.

Dan

Re: sorting using with [assembly:

maplesnz — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:13:14 GMT

Hi Dan.

Perhaps the best solution would be to move the assembly attributes out of this class file and into an AssemblyInfo.cs file. I believe the problem here is that NArrange is interpreting those attributes as attributes of the namespace. And by default, NArrange is configured to move using statements into the namespace, which results in your issue.

If moving the assembly attributes into a separate file isn't an option, or if you prefer to have using statements always appear at the top of the file, you can create a new config file using the configuration editor and change the Usings property under Formatting. Or, in the XML file, change the bolded option to File.

<Formatting>
    <Tabs Style="Spaces" SpacesPerTab="4"/>
    <ClosingComments Enabled="false" Format="End $(ElementType) $(Name)"/>
    <Regions EndRegionNameEnabled="true" Style="Default"
        CommentDirectiveBeginPattern="^\s?\$$\s?Begin\s?$\s?(?<Name>.*)$"
        CommentDirectiveEndPattern="^\s?\$$\s?End\s?$\s?(?<Name>.*)?$"
        CommentDirectiveBeginFormat=" $(Begin) {0}"
        CommentDirectiveEndFormat=" $(End) {0}"/>
    <Usings MoveTo="Namespace"/>
    <LineSpacing RemoveConsecutiveBlankLines="true" />
</Formatting>

Hope that helps.

James

sorting using with [assembly:

maplesnz — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 03:27:56 GMT

Hi I ran NArrange with the default config but I ran into the following problem. We have the following class

[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.editresources.png", "image/png")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.extractresources.png", "image/png")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.localize.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.refresh.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.recycle.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.rename.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.delete.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.createtable.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.backup.gif", "image/gif")]
[assembly: WebResource("FCT.Globalization.Resources.import.gif", "image/gif")]

namespace FCT.Globalization
{
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Text;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

/// <summary>
/// Class is used as to consolidate access to resources
/// </summary>
public class GlobalizationResources
{
#region Fields

<stuff>...

#endregion Fields
}
}

unfortunately this won't compile because we need the 'using System.Web.UI;' above the 'assembly' lines. Is there a way to configure NArrange to handle this?

Thanks

Dan

Re: Create configuration file

Mario — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 12:56:25 GMT

Please note that there is also this construct that is causing issues:

public event OkButtonClick OnOkButtonClick = delegate {};

This is a shorthand for nullity check. More info can be found here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/786383/c-events-and-thread-safety

Thank you!

Mosu'

Re: Create configuration file

Mario — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 06:50:09 GMT

Hi James,

Thank you for the quick response.

Here are 2 classes that you can use to debug.

First, the files to be arranged:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace WindowsApplication20
{
public delegate void SomeDelegateName(int value);
public delegate int AnotherDelegateName();

public class Class1
{
public Class1()
{

}

public void Class1Method()
{

}
}
}

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace WindowsApplication20
{
public class Class2
{
// this = null brakes everything. If I delete the = null then everything works just perfect
public event SomeDelegateName OnSomeDelegateName = null;
public event AnotherDelegateName OnAnotherDelegateName = null;

public Class2()
{
OnAnotherDelegateName();
OnSomeDelegateName(100);
}

private int SomeMethod()
{
return 0;
}

protected void AnotherMethod()
{

}
}
}

And these are the arranged files:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace WindowsApplication20
{
public delegate int AnotherDelegateName();

public delegate void SomeDelegateName(int value);

public class Class1
{
#region Constructors

public Class1()
{
}

#endregion Constructors

#region Public Methods

public void Class1Method()
{
}

#endregion Public Methods
}
}

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace WindowsApplication20
{
public class Class2
{
#region Constructors

public Class2()
{
OnAnotherDelegateName();
OnSomeDelegateName(100);
}

#endregion Constructors

#region Protected Methods

protected void AnotherMethod()
{
}

#endregion Protected Methods

#region Private Methods

private int SomeMethod()
{
return 0;
}

#endregion Private Methods

#region Public Events

public event = null;

#endregion Public Events
}
}

The configuration I used is the one I attached yesterday. As I sad in the comment above, the "=null" in the event declaration brakes the arrangement. If I remove that everything works perfect.

I will not comment on the fact that the equal null is totaly useless. I'm just tearing my hair I need to refactor this code ...

About the config file: to be honest I don't really understand much of what is there. I went on a try and fail strategy on your default configuration file until I ended with what I need. It would be great if would create a more detailed help. The biggest problem is that it's hard to understand the "language" your are using to create a configuration file. Providing a step by step tutorial will greatly reduce the time to learn how to use this tool.

I was very pleasent surprised about how powerfull can be in arranging the code. Is just a great tool! My congratulations for this!

Thank you,

Mosu'

Re: Create configuration file

Mario — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 04:47:18 GMT

Mosu,

Glad you were able to make progress on this. It seems as if NArrange may be having a problem parsing the particular format of your event declarations. Could you provide a simple class with just event declarations that reproduces this behavior? If you could provide both the original source and output source, that would be great. Then, using your config, I can try debugging this.

As a side note, I noticed in your config that you have declared regions for inherited interface members, etc. Unfortunately NArrange doesn't have the ability to interrogate base classes, interfaces and these won't work. However, this was done by design so that NArrange can run as a stand-alone tool and not be dependent on Visual Studio's background compilation. It also greatly speeds up processing if NArrange doesn't have to load and reflect on dependent assemblies.

Thanks.

Re: Create configuration file

Mario — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 15:05:57 GMT

Hi,

I succeded to modify your default configuration and do some tries.

However it seams to be a bug somewhere because all the events in solution (over 750 cs files) end like this:

#region Public Events

public event = null;

#endregion Public Events

I copied here the xml configuration, maybe is something wrong with it. I couldn't find a way to attach the file.

Thank you!

Create configuration file

Mario — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:58:36 GMT

Hi,

First of all this is a great tool.

We are tring to use it on our code base which is kind of large.

We have a template file that we must comply with but I can't seem to understand how to modify the DefaultConfig.xml file to be exactly as my template.

Can you please show me examples of how to change the default xml to format my code like this:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace GeneralTemplate
{
public class GeneralTemplate
{
#region Public Methods

//Constructors
public GeneralTemplate()
{
//private members initialization
}

//public methods

#endregion

#region Public Properties
#endregion

#region Public Delegates
#endregion

#region Protected Methods
#endregion

#region Private Methods
#endregion

#region Protected Members
#endregion

#region Private Members
#endregion
}
}

I can't make it work using the modifier type.

Thank you,

Mosu'

Re: Ignore pre-built regions based on a name filter.

everpresent — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 01:37:08 GMT

Along the same lines. Is it possible to enclose code blocks within a specified NArrange region so that ordering is ignored. e.g. #region NArrangeIgnoreOrdering ... #endregion

There are quite a few circumstances in which I would like to keep the ordering.

One contrived example would be:
#region NArrangeIgnoreOrdering
private static readonly string ZZ = "123";
private static readonly string AA = ZZ + "456"; //AA depend upon ZZ
#endregion
private static readonly string DONTCARE= "abc";

Another more practical example: Sandcastle orders overloaded members in the order it find them in the code, I want to be able to control that ordering in the documentation but still use NArrange.

Regards,

Re: Ordering of using alias directives

nilcat — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 21:25:08 GMT

NArrange 0.2.9 has been released. It changes the sort behavior for alias using directives to conform to StyleCop rules SA1209 and SA1211.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 21:22:50 GMT

Thanks guys. NArrange 0.2.9, which includes this fix, has just been released.

Re: Arrange but not using regions

pablodg — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:03:44 GMT

Hi Pablo,

Yes, you can turn off the generation of all default regions. Daniel Root does a good job of summing up how to do this in the following post:
blog.lifecycle-solutions.com/2008/07/11/NArrangeTake2.aspx

Thanks,
James

Arrange but not using regions

pablodg — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 07:04:09 GMT

Hi,

I found your tool very useful and interesting. However, I would need to use it in order to sort the code massively, but with no explicit regions on it. Is it possible?

Thanks a lot, Pablo.

ps: about why not to use regions, I find this post http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001147.html quite convincing, and I've also noticed that the microsoft's Tool for code style considers regions a bad practice....

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:18:49 GMT

Fantastic. Thanks for the bug fix. This is working now for me as well.

Re: Ignore pre-built regions based on a name filter.

everpresent — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:15:54 GMT

Hello,

Unfortunately, this functionality isn't present in NArrange, but it has been requested by others. Please see Feature Request 1994762 - Provide a Mechanism for Preserving User-defined Regions. As it stands now, NArrange doesn't do any preprocessing to preserve existing regions.

James

Re: regions not created in VB

Nico.Garcia — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:18:57 GMT

After many try, I discover that i was wrong. In fact the class was directly in my file (not in a namespace) and that's what it was not handle.

After correct my config the things works very well. Thx for your answer.

Re: regions not created in VB

Nico.Garcia — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:59:47 GMT

Hi Nico,

For VB, are regions applied when using the standard cofiguration? If so, it may be helpful if you could post a bug to the SourceForge bug tracker for NArrange with your custom configuration file attached.

Thanks,
James

regions not created in VB

Nico.Garcia — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:13:04 GMT

Hi,

i made a config file. In C# it works very well, members are sorted and regions inserted. But in VB the regions are not inserted. Why ?

Ignore pre-built regions based on a name filter.

everpresent — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:43:51 GMT

I've researched a bit and found out that I can't group by Handles/Implements keywords. But, what I want to do is have all the standard regions for methods/fields/etc but have a separate region for interface handlers (like a region named "ISerializable" or "IDisposable").

I.E.

Public Class MyClass

#Region "IDisposable"

#Region "Methods"

#Region "Properties"

End Class

Now I understand that I can't filter or group by the Implements keyword at the end of the function definition, but can I get NArrange to ignore some regions (based on a name filter?) that I've already created?

I've tried taking the default config and under the "DefaultNamespace->Elements->Types->DefaultType->Elements" I added an "Element: Type - Region" just after the "Element Reference: DefaultConditional". In the new region type element I put a filter "$(Name) : 'Interface'". My hope was that any region named "IDisposable Interface" or the like would be ignored by NArrange. However NArrange is still pulling everything out of that region and placing it into the "Methods"/"Properties"/etc regions. Is this possible? If so can you point me in the right direction on how to do this with a custom config? Thanks!

Re: Events in a seperate region

pearlamerica — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:43:23 GMT

Couldn't figure out how to do 'Using Regex to Filter Elements'.

Thanks!

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:48:55 GMT

It is working now.

Thanks a lot.

Do I need to get new build from SourceForge?

Cheers

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 22:29:28 GMT

Thanks James.

I will report it back here.

Cheers.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 19:12:24 GMT

Kakaiya,

A fix for this has been checked in. If you have an SVN client, you can check out and build the latest source code from the repository located at:
https://narrange.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/narrange

Please let me know if you encounter any issues.

James

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:05:40 GMT

That's uploaded there.

Thanks James

Kakaiya

Re: Ordering of using alias directives

nilcat — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:58:01 GMT

Cato,

Thank you for posting the code sample. I've filed Bug 2876867 for tracking this issue.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:44:24 GMT

Kakaiya,

I've filed Bug 2876861 for this issue but unfortunately have not been able to replicate the issue using 2 simple classes in a single file. Could you please visit the bug link and upload a sample C# file and your custom NArrange config as attachments for the bug?

Thanks!

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:09:13 GMT

Hi James,

At what email address I can send you the C# file (as an attachment) that is causing it to break?

Cheers.

Re: Ordering of using alias directives

nilcat — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:46:00 GMT

Sure thing:

Before NArrange:

namespace Dragon.Library
{
using System;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;

using LookupDictoinary = System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<string, string>;

    public static class DDIDecoder
    {
        private static LookupDictoinary compendiumLookups;

        static DDIDecoder()
        {
            DDIDecoder.compendiumLookups = new LookupDictoinary();
        }
    }
}

After NArrange:

namespace Dragon.Library
{
    using System;
    using LookupDictoinary = System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<string, string>;
    using System.Collections.ObjectModel;

    public static class DDIDecoder
    {
        private static LookupDictoinary compendiumLookups;

        static DDIDecoder()
        {
            DDIDecoder.compendiumLookups = new LookupDictoinary();
        }
}

StyleCop error:

SA1209: Using alias directives must be placed after all using namespace directives.

Cato

Re: An exception of NArrange.Core.CodeArranger.MoveUsings

arielyang — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 16:51:10 GMT

Yes. I think the key is there are two classes definition in one file and I set the configuration "move using to the top of file"

Re: An exception of NArrange.Core.CodeArranger.MoveUsings

arielyang — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 06:05:37 GMT

I haven't yet had a chance to investigate this, but thanks for posting a sample. Does the exception you're receiving look similar to the one mentioned in the following thread?
http://www.narrange.net/narrangemojo/Forums/Thread.aspx?pageid=1&mid=3&ItemID=3&thread=12

Thanks

Re: Ordering of using alias directives

nilcat — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 06:00:26 GMT

Hi there,

Would it be possible to post code samples of the NArrange result and what StyleCop is expecting in this scenario?

Thanks,

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Re: Running NArrange on the current open file in VS

Saurus — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 05:56:27 GMT

To only arrange the current open document in Visual Studio, you'll want to use $(ItemPath) instead. You'll also probably want to set the initial directory to $(ItemDir). Then, just be sure you've saved the current editor window prior to running the tool. When running against a single file through Visual Studio, it might be overboard to pass in the \b backup parameter, as you should be able to ctrl+Z to undo back to your last code edit, but whatever works best for you.

Hope that helps,

James

An exception of NArrange.Core.CodeArranger.MoveUsings

arielyang — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:18:23 GMT

sample:

namespace Test
{
using System;

public class Class1
{
public Class1() { }
}

public class Class2
{
public Class2() { }
}
}

Running NArrange on the current open file in VS

Saurus — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:10:31 GMT

Hello.

As specified in your documentation, I set up NArrange as an external tool but since I have $("SolutionFileName") /b in the arguments section NArrange tries to "Narrange" all my files.

How can I set up the External Tools section of VS so that NArrange arranges only the current open document in the VS IDE.

What is the correct Argument to use?

Ordering of using alias directives

nilcat — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 12:54:45 GMT

I've just started to use NArrange, and I love it, but I was wondering if it is possible to order the using statements according to the SyleCop rules when it comes to using alias directires.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 04:17:58 GMT

Hi James,

Any more info you require?

I'm waiting for this bug to fix to that we can use this nice tool in our large scale project.

Thanks.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:43:57 GMT

Hi James,

Are the two classes defined within a namespace : YES

using statements present: AT THE TOP OF THE FILE ALL USING STATEMENTS

were you arranging a file that had using statements within the namepace or outside?: OUTSIDE (FOR BOTH CLASSES ALL USING STATEMENT TOGETHER AT TOP OF THE FILE).

Let me know if you need any more information.

Thanks.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:12:23 GMT

Ok, I'll try to replicate the issue you're seeing. Are the two classes defined within a namespace or not and are using statements present? Also, were you arranging a file that had using statements within the namepace or outside?

Or, if you have a simple sample that demonstrates the issue, could you post it here or to the bug tracker at SourceForge? Based on the exception being generated, this definitely looks like a bug.

Thanks

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:16:44 GMT

Hi James,

Thanks for your reply.

I was using the config tool, but do not passing the name of config file in a command line parameter.

I will retry with passing name of config file in a command line and let you know.

Thanks.

---------------

Hi Jmaes,

I have tried and it failed with an error due to two class (small classes) are in a single class file.

I get below error.

Parsed Helpers\ViewStateHelper.cs
System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection.
Parameter name: index
at System.ThrowHelper.ThrowArgumentOutOfRangeException(ExceptionArgument argument, ExceptionResource resource)
at System.ThrowHelper.ThrowArgumentOutOfRangeException()
at NArrange.Core.CodeArranger.MoveUsings(List`1 elements, NamespaceElement namespaceElement)
at NArrange.Core.CodeArranger.Arrange(ReadOnlyCollection`1 originalElements)
at NArrange.Core.FileArranger.ArrangeElements(ReadOnlyCollection`1 elements)
at NArrange.Core.FileArranger.ArrangeSourceFile(String inputFile, String outputFile)
at NArrange.Core.FileArranger.Arrange(String inputFile, String outputFile, Boolean backup)
at NArrange.ConsoleApplication.Program.Run(ILogger logger, CommandArguments commandArgs)
at NArrange.ConsoleApplication.Program.Main(String[] args)

Thanks.

Re: Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:21:33 GMT

Hi there,

Are you also passing the path to your custom configuration file to the command line via the /c command argument? NOTE: The default config file is only provided as an example and NArrrange will not look at modifications to it unless instructed to do so. It is recommended to make a copy of the default config, edit it and supply the config override.

If that doesn't seem to be the issue, could you post the namespace setting XML that you are using?

Thanks,

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Using statement inside Namespace

kakaiya — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 13:49:16 GMT

When I run the Narrange on my project, it puts using statement inside the namespace.

namespace MySoft.WebUI
{
using System;
}

While what I like is to keep the using statement at the TOP of the file as shown below.

namespace MySoft.WebUI
{
using System;
}

I have tries to run the NArrange CONFIG with namespace setting but did not work and my using statements are inside the namespace...

Please advice.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Anonymous delegate parse error?

Bill Craun — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:28:26 GMT

Hi Bill,

Yes, there is an open bug related to this issue... Unfortunately, a fix didn't make it into the last release (and has been out a while):
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2189528&group_id=213288&atid=1025130

However, thanks for providing a code snippet that further demonstrates the problem.

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Re: Using NArrange from Code?

dasgurke — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:33:55 GMT

Thanks for your help, I will evaluate what the best solution to my problem is. And of course I will let you know when the integration is complete ;)

Delegate parse error?

Bill Craun — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:34:27 GMT

Any ideas why the delegate in the code (Sample #1) below is causing an NArrange parse error? The error is reported on the closing brace of the Add method although commenting out the delegate declaration and its corresponding usage within the Add method (Sample #2) will resolve the problem. Is this a known issue with NArrange?

Thanks,

-bill

Sample #1:

public class ShoppingCart
{
private readonly List<IProduct> Products = new List<IProduct>();

    public event EventHandler<ProductEventArgs> ProductAdded = delegate
    {
    };

    public void Add(IProduct product)
    {
       if (product.IsValid)
       {
          Products.Add(product);
          ProductAdded(this, new ProductEventArgs(product));
       }
    }
}

Sample #2:

public class ShoppingCart
{
private readonly List<IProduct> Products = new List<IProduct>();

     //public event EventHandler<ProductEventArgs> ProductAdded = delegate
     //{
     //};

     public void Add(IProduct product)
     {
         if (product.IsValid)
         {
              Products.Add(product);
              //ProductAdded(this, new ProductEventArgs(product));
         }
     }
}

Re: Using NArrange from Code?

dasgurke — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:06:54 GMT

If you know the language you will be parsing (e.g. C#), then the other route is to make calls to the following classes in this order:

CSharpParser
CodeArranger
CSharpWriter

You would also need to supply a CodeConfiguration instance to the CodeArranger and CSharpWriter objects. Unfortunately I don't have time at this point to put together the exact calls that you would make, but you just need to create the CSharpParser and parse into elements... then work with the intermediate element collection. To parse the string to elements, you can use something like the following:

StringReader reader = new StringReader("private int val;");
CSharpParser parser = new CSharpParser();
ReadOnlyCollection<ICodeElement> elements = parser.Parse(reader);

Perhaps this is closer to what you are looking for. Anyway, hope that helps.

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Re: Using NArrange from Code?

dasgurke — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 08:17:02 GMT

Wow, that was a quick reaction!

Hmmm, so it seems I don't get around using a temporary directory, unlucky. So just to clarify this: Even if I know the "correct" programming language I can't invoke any parsing class directly because they only take files?

I will then start wrapping the console into a class as soon I get around to do it, shouldn't be to much hassle anyway :)

Regarding the editor: You can see the (currently developed) code editor here: http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/8920/gxtilecodeeditor.png

Its turns out to be some sort of "game studio" in the end, although I never really intended this :-S I really only wanted a flexible editor for my own project. You can find more screens at the (rather unmaintained) wiki: http://tiles.gurxite.de/wiki/index.php?title=Screenshots

Re: Method parameters

benoit808 — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:18:46 GMT

Thanks for the reply. I can see the use of Regex but unfortunately I don't see how to get the parameters. Is there a built in accessor for methods signatures or parameters list?

Re: Method parameters

benoit808 — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:14:48 GMT

Hi there, unfortunately filtering by parameters isn't yet supported, but the following thread offers a link to some untested code you can use to add the functionality.
Using Regex to Filter Elements

Re: Events in a seperate region

pearlamerica — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:05:15 GMT

Glad to hear that you find NArrange useful... as per moving events to its own region, NArrange should do this by default for event declarations, but I'm assuming in this case you're referring to event handlers.

Unfortunately, NArrange doesn't have parameter filtering built-in yet, which is needed to support this. The following thread offers some information on how you can work around it until the functionality makes it into the official build:
Using Regex to Filter Elements

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Re: Using NArrange from Code?

dasgurke — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:37:30 GMT

Hi Marcus,

Unfortunately NArrange doesn't expose a code entry point that takes a string and returns a string... NArrange deals mostly with filenames and parses file contents directly into an intermediate DOM. One reason for this is that NArrange relies on the file extension to help determine the language to parse (C# or Visual Basic .NET).

However, the easiest (and probably safest) way to achieve this would be to write your string to a temporary file then invoke narrange-console.exe on that file using System.Diagnostics.Process. Then, you could just read the file contents back to a string after NArrange completed. I say the "safest" way, since the command line interface to NArrange is very unlikely to change.

Hope that helps. Also, I'd be interested in hearing more about your programming environment. If you'd care to share details, please do... or, you can email me at james at narrange .net.

James Nies
NArrange Developer

Using NArrange from Code?

dasgurke — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:04:03 GMT

Hello there!

I guess the most obvious answer to my question would be "go ahead and read the source" (which I will sometime), but for the moment I sadly don't have the time to do so :(

Long story short: I would like to use NArrange in my "own" programming environment. As it uses some kind of own file format (not plain text files) it would be nice to offer users some sort of re-arranging functionality inside my environment. So what would be the easiest way to get NArrange to parse a string and return the result as a string?

Thanks in advance for any kind of answer!

Marcus

Events in a seperate region

pearlamerica — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 21:03:22 GMT

Thanks for providing a great tool bug free. One small hint would help me a lot. I want to move all events into its own events region apart from methods.

I played around with config file, but couldn't figure out.

Thanks!

Method parameters

benoit808 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 20:50:14 GMT

I'd like to filter some methods based on the parameters but I can't figure out how to access those.
For example, I'd like to get methods that look like:
protected void MyMethod(type1 param1, type2 param2)

I know how to filter using protected, void and MyMethod (or method name) but I can't figure out if I can filter using the parameters types and names

Thanks

Re: Remove line space in Automatic properties

Delestre Sébastien — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 09:04:23 GMT

Sorry, I can't edit my post but I forget to say "Hello !"

Remove line space in Automatic properties

Delestre Sébastien — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 09:03:39 GMT

How remove line space in Automatic properties

IE with nArrange :
public virtual bool ExporteCondEnv
{
get; set;
}

But, I want to this :
public virtual bool ExporteCondEnv {get; set;}

Regards

Your tool is very usefull, thanks

Re: Style Rules

corycissell — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:55:03 GMT

Thanks for reply - you did answer my question.

NArrange is a great tool. I'm looking forward to future releases.

Using Regex to Filter Elements

James Nies — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:15:01 GMT

This seems to be a common question, so I'm going to repost it here in the new "Official" forum...

On 8/11, Benoit Martin commented:

There is currently no built-in way to create a region for Event Handlers but I could create a rule using a regular expression that would identify them 99% of the time. We would just have to standardize on a method signature for even handlers.

Anyway, I haven't found a regex filtering option. Did I miss it? If not, that would be an awesome feature to add great flexibility to NArrange for those special cases.

Thanks

And my reply:

In the filter expression, regex's are supported using the following operator: =~

However, you may need to check several attributes of the method (name, parameters, etc. depending on your shop's coding standards) against it's own regex and AND them together to cover the entire signature. However, I think the important piece you'd need that is missing, is doing a regex comparison against parameters.

Megakid noted this in feature request 2150004 and has supplied code changes that will allow you to put together a filter expression for basic event handler detection. See https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2150004&group_id=213288&atid=1025133

These code changes still need to be unit tested and have not yet made it into the codebase, but hopefully I'll find time someday soon to get them in.

Thanks and hope that helps!

Original SourceForge Thread

Re: Style Rules

corycissell — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 06:22:23 GMT

Cory,

Well, it depends on if you are referring to line breaks between class members or within members (methods, properties, etc.). For line breaks within members, NArrange can be configured to remove multiple line breaks to conform to StyleCop rules. In the configuration editor, you just need to change Formatting -> Line Spacing -> Remove Consecutive Blank Lines to true. Alternatively, you can hand edit your custom NArrange config file and add the following line within the Formatting element:

NArrange currently doesn't have a feature to insert line breaks between consecutive code lines of members.

As for between members, I believe there are some related open feature requests such as (2014956 - Region spacing).

Hope this addressed your question...

Style Rules

corycissell — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:24:30 GMT

Can NArrange be configured to remove multiple line breaks and insert a line break between consecutive code lines?