Predefined Live Templates for VB.NET

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This topic lists all predefined live templates for VB.NET in ReSharper 2021.2. For more information about live templates, see Create source code using live templates

Template	Details
`ctx`	Current file context Scope everywhere Body $CTX$ Parameters `CTX`- Provides list of items describing current context. This includes file name, containing type name, namespace name, etc. (context)
`nguid`	Insert new GUID Scope everywhere Body $GUID$ Parameters `GUID`- Generates new Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) (guid)
`foreach`	For Each block Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body For Each $VAR$ As $TYPE$ In $COL$ $END$ Next Parameters `COL`- Show basic code completion list at the point where the variable is evaluated (complete) `TYPE`- Analyzes code and guesses type of element of a collection. (guessElementType) `VAR`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion After you specify the parameters, the caret is positioned so that you can continue coding the loop body.
`itar`	Iterate an array Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body For $VAR$ As Integer = 0 To $ARRAY$.Length - 1 Dim $ELEMENT$ As $TYPE$ = $ARRAY$($VAR$) $END$ Next Parameters `ARRAY`- Suggests variable which type is array type (arrayVariable) `VAR`- Suggests non-used name which can be used for an index variable at the evaluation point. (suggestIndexVariable) `TYPE`- Analyzes code and guesses type of element of a collection. (guessElementType) `ELEMENT`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion After you specify the parameters, the caret is positioned so that you can continue coding the loop body.
`itli`	Iterate generic System.Collections.Generic.IList(Of T) Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body For $INDEX$ As Integer = 0 To $LIST$.Count - 1 Dim $ELEM$ As $TYPE$ = $LIST$($INDEX$) $END$ Next Parameters `LIST`- Suggests variables of the specified type. (variableOfType) `INDEX`- Suggests non-used name which can be used for an index variable at the evaluation point. (suggestIndexVariable) `TYPE`- Analyzes code and guesses type of element of a collection. (guessElementType) `ELEM`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion Generates a `For` loop which iterates over an instance of `System.Collections.IList`. After you specify the parameters, the caret is positioned so that you can continue coding the loop body.
`for`	Simple "For" loop Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body For $VAR$ As Integer = 0 To $MAX$ $END$ Next Parameters `VAR`- Suggests non-used name which can be used for an index variable at the evaluation point. (suggestIndexVariable) `MAX`- Evaluates to the specified constant value. (constant) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion After you specify the parameters, the caret is positioned so that you can continue coding the loop body.
`ritar`	Iterate array in reverse order Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body For $VAR$ As Integer = $ARR$.Length - 1 To 0 Step -1 Dim $ELEM$ As $TYPE$ = $ARR$($VAR$) $END$ Next Parameters `ARR`- Suggests variable which type is array type (arrayVariable) `VAR`- Suggests non-used name which can be used for an index variable at the evaluation point. (suggestIndexVariable) `TYPE`- Analyzes code and guesses type of element of a collection. (guessElementType) `ELEM`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion After you specify the parameters, the caret is positioned so that you can continue coding the loop body.
`Dim`	Declare a variable Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements, VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Dim $VAR$ As $TYPE$ Parameters `TYPE`- no macro `VAR`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) Before expansion After expansion
`asrt`	Make an assertion Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert($END$) Parameters `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion The template calls the `System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert()` method. After the template expands, the caret moves between the parentheses so that you can specify a condition.
`out`	Print a string Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body System.Console.WriteLine("$END$") Parameters `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`outv`	Print value of an expression Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body System.Console.WriteLine("$EXPR$ = {0}", $EXPR$) Parameters `EXPR`- Suggests variables of the specified type. (variableOfType) Before expansion After expansion
`pssm`	Public Shared Sub Main Scope VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Public Shared Sub Main $END$ End Sub Parameters `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`sfc`	Safely cast a variable Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body Dim $VAR$ As $TYPE$ = TryCast($EXPR$, $TYPE$) If $VAR$ IsNot Nothing Then $END$ End If Parameters `EXPR`- Suggests variables of the specified type. (variableOfType) `TYPE`- no macro `VAR`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`sub`	Subroutine declaration Scope VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Sub $NAME$() $END$ End Sub Parameters `NAME`- no macro `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`fun`	Function declaration Scope VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Function $NAME$() As $TYPE$ $END$ End Function Parameters `NAME`- no macro `TYPE`- no macro `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`dc`	DirectCast clause Scope VB.NET 8.0+ expressions Body DirectCast($EXPR$, $TYPE$) Parameters `EXPR`- no macro `TYPE`- no macro Before expansion After expansion For more details on `CType` vs. `DirectCast`, see Visual Basic Language Reference: DirectCast.
`tc`	TryCast clause Scope VB.NET 8.0+ expressions Body TryCast($EXPR$, $TYPE$) Parameters `EXPR`- no macro `TYPE`- no macro Before expansion After expansion
`ct`	CType clause Scope VB.NET 8.0+ expressions Body CType($EXPR$, $TYPE$) Parameters `EXPR`- no macro `TYPE`- no macro Before expansion After expansion For more details on `CType` vs. `DirectCast`, see Visual Basic Language Reference: DirectCast.
`ByRef`	ByRef parameter Scope VB.NET 8.0+ method parameters Body ByRef $PARAM_NAME$ As $PARAM_TYPE$ Parameters `PARAM_TYPE`- no macro `PARAM_NAME`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) Before expansion After expansion
`ByVal`	ByVal parameter Scope VB.NET 8.0+ method parameters Body ByVal $PARAM_NAME$ As $PARAM_TYPE$ Parameters `PARAM_TYPE`- no macro `PARAM_NAME`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) Before expansion After expansion
`sel`	Select case statement Scope VB.NET 8.0+ statements Body Select Case $expression$ $END$ End Select Parameters `expression`- Show smart code completion list at the point where the variable is evaluated (completeSmart) `END`- The caret position after the template is applied. Before expansion After expansion
`attachedProperty`	Attached property Scope VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Public Shared ReadOnly $propertyName$Property As $dependencyProperty$ = $dependencyProperty$.RegisterAttached( _ "$propertyName$", GetType($propertyType$), GetType($containingType$), new PropertyMetadata(Nothing)) Public Shared Function Get$propertyName$(ByVal $element$ As DependencyObject) As $propertyType$ Return DirectCast($element$.GetValue($propertyName$Property), $propertyType$) End Function Public Shared Sub Set$propertyName$(ByVal $element$ As DependencyObject, ByVal value As $propertyType$) $element$.SetValue($propertyName$Property, value) End Sub Parameters `propertyType`- no macro `propertyName`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `containingType`- Evaluates to short name of the most inner containing type. (typeName) `element`- no macro `dependencyProperty`- Evaluates to dependency property type specific to current framework (dependencyPropertyType) Before expansion After expansion
`dependencyProperty`	Dependency property Scope VB.NET 8.0+ type members Body Public Shared ReadOnly $propertyName$Property As $dependencyProperty$ = $dependencyProperty$.Register( _ "$propertyName$", GetType($propertyType$), GetType($containingType$), new PropertyMetadata(Nothing)) Public Property $propertyName$ As $propertyType$ Get Return DirectCast(GetValue($propertyName$Property), $propertyType$) End Get Set SetValue($propertyName$Property, value) End Set End Property Parameters `propertyType`- no macro `propertyName`- When executed in variable declaration (where variable name should stand), suggests name for the variable. (suggestVariableName) `containingType`- Evaluates to short name of the most inner containing type. (typeName) `dependencyProperty`- Evaluates to dependency property type specific to current framework (dependencyPropertyType) Before expansion After expansion