We have a sanity check method
void IsNotNull<T>(T obj){...}
invocation
IsNotNull(obj);
I want to replace this to invoke the other overload that takes a second param of type string (message)
void IsNotNull<T>(T obj, string message){...}
So I want to change the invocation as
IsNotNull(obj, "obj is null");
I'm trying to achieve this using resharper's find pattern and replace.
So my find pattern is : IsNotNull($args$)
- This works fine and it finds the method calls
Replace pattern: IsNotNull($args$, "$args$ is null")
- This doesn't do anything
I also tried this IsNotNull($args$, """" + $args$ + """")
--Edited-- The suggestion box showing the correct wording(for both argument and identifier), but once applied it's different. I'm using Resharper 6
After applying the suggestion I get this
When I click Edit Pattern
What is your $args$
parameter defined as in the Search and Replace? If you make it to be Identifier
, then you replace should work:
Find:
IsNotNull($args$)
- where$args$
is anIdentifier
Replace:IsNotNull($args$, "$args$ is null")
You should have the result you want, i.e. IsNotNull(obj, "obj is null")
.
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