Tortoise SVN – My global ignore pattern (C# and R#)

February 18, 2009 by Lars Corneliussen

Don’t know what I’m talking about? Read this.

I’m tired of having to recreate this over and over again so I had to make a note somewhere.

*\bin* *\obj* *.suo *.user *.bak **.ReSharper** **\_ReSharper.** StyleCop.Cache

Posted in dotnet | Tagged R#, tortoisesvn | 4 Comments

on May 6, 2009 at 22:34 | Reply eibach06

Very usefull =)

quick question what do you use for your displaying your code on your blog?

also another question about resharper how do you make the summary in the file header to go away and only show the copyright information?

thanks
on May 8, 2009 at 9:36 | Reply Lars Corneliussen

Hi. I use the Sourcecode plugin in wordpress (on wordpress.com)

It’s just a sourcecode tag in squarebrackets + a language attribute. Without spaces between [ and sourcecode:
[ sourcecode language="xml" ] [ /sourcecode ]

....
```
<xml/>
```
on May 8, 2009 at 9:40 | Reply Lars Corneliussen

>also another question about resharper how do you make the summary in the file header to go away and only show the copyright information?

Sorry, don’t really get your question. Resharper has a option where you can put in a file header. And with StyleCopForResharper the file header can be inserted automatically.
on May 9, 2009 at 2:13 | Reply eibach06

Hey, it says here http://www.hockblogs.net/post/2008/10/4-great-Resharper-tips-for-use-with-StyleCop!.aspx

that it will show the summary aswell as the copyright do you know what im talking about?

I tried to create my own custom header but it does not seem to work. it still puts the summary in there as well.

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