C#•4y ago

❔ Why wont visual studio auto format this with CTRL K + CTRL D?

can anyone think of why visual studio wont format these lambda arrows with

CTRL K + CTRL D

CTRL K + CTRL D

CTRL K + CTRL D

CTRL K + CTRL D but it will format things around it like spacing between semicolons?

var exportBatchInputs = new List<TbExportBatchInput>()
{
    TestHelper.Fixture.Build<TbExportBatchInput>()
    .With(c => c.ExportBatchId, TestHelper.BatchID)
    .With(c=>c.FieldName, "PO Box") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .With(c=>c.FieldData, "12345") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .Create()
};

var exportBatchInputs = new List<TbExportBatchInput>()
{
    TestHelper.Fixture.Build<TbExportBatchInput>()
    .With(c => c.ExportBatchId, TestHelper.BatchID)
    .With(c=>c.FieldName, "PO Box") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .With(c=>c.FieldData, "12345") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .Create()
};

var exportBatchInputs = new List<TbExportBatchInput>()
{
    TestHelper.Fixture.Build<TbExportBatchInput>()
    .With(c => c.ExportBatchId, TestHelper.BatchID)
    .With(c=>c.FieldName, "PO Box") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .With(c=>c.FieldData, "12345") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .Create()
};

var exportBatchInputs = new List<TbExportBatchInput>()
{
    TestHelper.Fixture.Build<TbExportBatchInput>()
    .With(c => c.ExportBatchId, TestHelper.BatchID)
    .With(c=>c.FieldName, "PO Box") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .With(c=>c.FieldData, "12345") // note the spacing between the fat arrow here
    .Create()
};

if i do something like this

var foo = ()=>5;

var foo = ()=>5;

var foo = ()=>5;

var foo = ()=>5;

it correctly auto formats it to

var foo = () => 5;

var foo = () => 5;

var foo = () => 5;

var foo = () => 5;

so im not sure what the difference is in context between those 2 that would cause visual studio to not format the first instance.

Yawnder•11/12/22, 5:13 AM

@fenixblades Because in the first case you basically already told the IDE that you didn't want to follow a regular formatting style.

Yawnder•11/12/22, 5:14 AM

Your .With.With at the same depth as your TestHelperTestHelper, for example.

Accord•11/22/22, 8:31 PM

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❔ Why wont visual studio auto format this with CTRL K + CTRL D?

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