Wrap, indent, and align refactorings
Wrap and align call chains
This refactoring applies to:
C#
Visual Basic
What: Lets you wrap and align chains of method calls.
When: You have a long chain consisting of several method calls in one statement.
Why: Reading a long list is easier when they're wrapped or indented according to user preference.
How-to
Place your cursor in any of the call chains.
Press Ctrl+. to trigger the Quick Actions and Refactorings menu.
Select Wrap call chain or Wrap and align call chain to accept the refactoring.
Wrap, indent, and align parameters or arguments
This refactoring applies to:
C#
Visual Basic
What: Lets you wrap, indent, and align parameters or arguments.
When: You have a method declaration or call that has multiple parameters or arguments.
Why: Reading a long list of parameters or arguments is easier when they're wrapped or indented according to user preference.
How-to
Place your cursor in a parameter list.
Press Ctrl+. to trigger the Quick Actions and Refactorings menu.
Select Wrap every parameter to accept the refactoring.
Wrap binary expressions
This refactoring applies to:
C#
Visual Basic
What: Lets you wrap binary expressions.
When: You have a binary expression.
Why: Reading a binary expression is easier when it is wrapped to user preference.
How-to
Place your cursor in the binary expression.
Press Ctrl+. to trigger the Quick Actions and Refactorings menu.
Select Wrap expression to accept the refactoring.
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