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So I'm creating this file template. I'm using the $SOME_VARIABLE$ which is awesome.

I'm doing this template:

var angular = require('angular');

angular.module('MyModule', [])
    .controller('MyController.MyModule', myController);

So the MyController.MyModule is a combination $__$. You can see that the only difference between MyController and myController is that the first camel case and the second is pascal case. So how do you get resharper to automatically create the pascal case for you.

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Select Choose Macro from the parameters list on the right hand side.

Scroll to the bottom and there are some lower case options.

-- Edit --

Longer version:

  1. Go into Resharper menu from menu bar
  2. Tools
  3. Templates Explorer
  4. Click new Templates button
  5. On the right hand side is parameters list.

When you create a variable that Resharper can use by surrounding a word in $:

public class $CLASSNAME$
{

}

It will show up a parameter on the left hand side, then there should be blue underlined text saying Choose Macro.

于 2015-08-01T14:07:40.550 回答