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Currently the plugin always uses var. For example, if I enter 10.for, I get the following:
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++)
However, ReSharper generates int. Maybe it depends on ReSharper's settings (I've lowered severity of some inspections regarding usage of var), I'm not sure. Either way, I'd prefer explicitly typed variables (or choosing type).
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Currently the plugin always uses
var
. For example, if I enter10.for
, I get the following:However, ReSharper generates
int
. Maybe it depends on ReSharper's settings (I've lowered severity of some inspections regarding usage ofvar
), I'm not sure. Either way, I'd prefer explicitly typed variables (or choosing type).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: