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In ReSharper 4.x there was a shortcut (Ctrl+8) for turning off the code analysis for the current file, but I cannot find the equivalent in ReSharper 5.0. Anyone knows where to find it?
The reason I want this is because I want to disable ReSharper when editing XAML-files (because it's just incredibly slow...), and I don't want to go through the dialog under "Options > Code Inspection > Settings > Edit items to skip" for each and every xaml-file. And I want to turn it back on temporarily when I need the code inspection.
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To configure the main set of ReSharper preferencesIn the Visual Studio menu, choose ReSharper | Options. In the Options dialog that appears, select a node in the left pane and configure settings in the right pane. Use the search box in the left top corner to find a specific preference.
ReSharper helps you resolve most of the discovered code issues automatically. All you need is to press Alt+Enter when the caret is on a code issue highlighted in the editor and check the suggested quick-fixes.
ReSharper is capable of detecting errors not only in plain C# or VB.NET code, but in ASP.NET code-behind files, references in markup files, and ASP.NET MVC calls.
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + 8?
This shortcut is bound to the ReSharper_EnableDaemon-command, so you are free to change it to whatever you want.
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