CodeRush

As promised here is the updated scripts for CodeRush Xpress 10.1, which was released about a week ago. The Keyboard Command Way Shift+Ctrl+Alt+O The Registry Hack Way Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x86) Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x64) As seems to be my habit I will state this again: I really wish DevExpress would stop treating the registry as a dumping ground and creating a new parallel registry path with each new install, it makes customizing the registry settings very difficult to keep up with. I could see it for each major version, but common is a new registry path really needed for each minor version?

As promised here is the updated scripts for CodeRush Xpress 9.3, which was released a few week ago. The Keyboard Command Way Shift+Ctrl+Alt+O The Registry Hack Way Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x86) Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x64) I will state this again: I really wish DevExpress would stop treating the registry as a dumping ground and creating a new parallel registry path with each new install, it makes customizing the registry settings very difficult to keep up with. I could see it for each major version, but common is a new registry path really needed for each minor version?

As promised to the people of my last post for CodeRush Xpress 9.1, here is the updated scripts for CodeRush Xpress 9.2, which was released last week. The Keyboard Command Way Shift+Ctrl+Alt+O The Registry Hack Way Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x86) Show Menu for CodeRush Xpress (x64) I really wish DevExpress would stop treating the registry as a dumping ground and creating a new parallel registry path with each new install, it makes customizing the registry settings very difficult to keep up with. I could see it for each major version, but common is a new registry path really needed for each minor version?

Recently I have been going back and forth between R# and CodeRush. Right now I am in my CodeRush phase trying out the functionality with CodeRush Xpress, however I found it lacking in the way that you couldn’t actually change the options that were setup for you by default. This happens in CodeRush Xpress probably out of an attempt to make the use of CodeRush more simplistic to the Xpress users, or maybe they don’t want to give all the tweaking options in the free version. Either way it was annoying because I like some of the features but others just slow me down when I am working through a Remote Desktop connection by constantly tiggering redraws of the Visual Studio interface code window. ...