Resharper formatting chained method

Question

Is there a setting in R# to format chained method to start at the same character of the class instantiated.

What I want:

var foo = new FooDataBuilder()
              .WithDate(myDate)
              .WithBar(myBar)
              .Build();

What R# is giving me:

var foo = new FooDataBuilder()
    .WithDate(myDate)
    .WithBar(myBar)
    .Build();

Madsen

No, there is no such setting. – Komi

Answer 1

With Resharper 7.1.2, you can get the following formatting:

var foo = new FooDataBuilder().WithDate(myDate)
                              .WithBar(myBar)
                              .Build();

By setting the following Resharper options:

Code Editing->C#->Formatting Style->Line Breaks and Wrapping->Line Wrapping->Wrap chained method calls to Chop always

and

enable Code Editing->C#->Formatting Style->Other->Align Multiline Constructs->Chained method calls

I don't think you can align with FooDataBuilder() unless you do it manually. (This has been confirmed by @Dmitry Osinovskiy from Jetbrains so this may be the closest you're going to get to what you want.)

Glair

For ReSharper 2017.3 the section "Align Multiline Constructs" with the setting "Chained Method Calls" can be found under "Tabs, Indents, Alignment". – Rough