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Requesting an option to alphabetize methods of a class. It may be a stretch to consider alphabetizing methods as refactoring, but it would be useful for organizing source code. Sorting into subgroups and then alphabetizing may also be useful. Possible subgroups would be methods vs fields, then public...

I found that microsoft release a public obfuscator control for .net code. it includes licensing by time and a lot of other goodies. http://www.microsoft.com/SLPS/ i doenloaded the command line obfuscator aand tools, and really think this would be a wonderful think to incorporate. I stumbled across this...

I'm currently working on an addin to implement a few refactorings for #develop 3.0. I have a "Remove Unused Parameter" that is working pretty well, but it has one drawback that I can't find a way around. The refactoring has the potential to modify mutliple files. The refactoring updates...

I second that, its a great feature. The question to me is: is there more work to be done on the parser to support this, or could we just let #develop check if that method already exists and otherwise offer the user the opinion to create the stub.

I saw in the wiki a note about adding a refactoring API so new refactoring features could be added as addins. Since I once wrote something that resembled refactoring in SharpDevelop, and remember that the code isn't as nice as it could have been, it made me think about it a little. Here is what I've...

What is the best way to refactor elements in runtime? I am currently using HostCallback.RenameMember(member, newname) in order to rename a member, but I can't figure out how to rename a method parameter. Plus, what is the best way to modify a method signature using the refactoring mechanism (i.e., add...

"Find references" and "Rename" commands are now available for resource keys in the context menu.