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The
find/replace method is OK but Resharper can go one better.
Consider these three instantiations of
So its
likely you'll find all instances declared like Use
Resharper to find them all in one go. Then enter the following pattern ![]() Click Find and you should see ![]() Now if that doesn't excite you what does ?! |
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