JetBrains.ReSharper.Intentions.Web

Autogenerated identifier classes and identifier objects to Themed Icons registered with . Identifier classes should be used in attributes, XAML, or generic parameters. Where an value is expected, use the identifier object in the Id field of the identifier class.

This code was compile-time generated to support Themed Icons in the JetBrains application. It has two primary goals: load the icons of this assembly to be registered with so that they were WPF-accessible and theme-sensitive; and emit early-bound accessors for referencing icons in codebehind in a compile-time-validated manner.

XAML

For performance reasons, the icons are not individually exposed with application resources. There is a custom markup extension to bind an image source in markup. To use an icon from XAML, set an property to the markup extension, which takes an icon identifier class (nested in class) as a parameter. Example: <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:IntentionsAspThemedIcons+Trinity}" />

Attributes

Sometimes you have to reference an icon from a type attriute when you're defining objects in code. Typical examples are Options pages and Tool Windows. To avoid the use of string IDs which are not validated very well, we've emitted identifier classes to be used with typeof() expression, one per each icon. Use the attribute overload which takes a for an image, and choose your icon class from nested classes in the class. Example: [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(IntentionsAspThemedIcons.Trinity))]

CodeBehind

In codebehind, we have two distinct tasks: (a) specify some icon in the APIs and (b) render icon images onscreen. On the APIs stage you should only manipulate icon identifier objects (of type , statically defined in in Id fields). Icon identifier classes (nested in ) should be turned into icon identifier objects as early as possible. Rendering is about getting an to assign to WPF, or to use with GDI+ / Windows Forms. You should turn an identifier object into a rendered image as late as possible. The identifier is static and lightweight and does not depend on the current theme, while the image is themed and has to be loaded or generated/rasterized. You need an instance to get the image out of an icon identifier object. Once you got the image, you should take care to change it with theme changes — either by using a live image property, or by listening to the theme change event. See and its extensions for the related facilities. Example: // Getting IconId identifier object to use with APIs IconId iconid = IntentionsAspThemedIcons.Trinity.Id; // Getting IconId out of an Icon Identifier Class type IconId iconid = new JetBrains.Application.Icons.CompiledIconsCs.CompiledIconCsId(typeof(IntentionsAspThemedIcons.Trinity)); // Getting image for screen rendering by IconId themediconmanager.Icons[icnoid] // Getting image for screen rendering by Icon Identifier Class themediconmanager.GetIcon<IntentionsAspThemedIcons.Trinity>()

Icons Origin

This code was generated by a pre-compile build task from a set of input files which are XAML files adhering to a certain convention, as convenient for exporting them from the Illustrator workspace, plus separate PNG files with raster icons. In the projects, these files are designated with ThemedIconsXamlV3 and ThemedIconPng build actions and do not themselves get into the output assembly. All of such files are processed, vector images for different themes of the same icon are split and combined into the single list of icons in this assembly. This list is then written into the genearted XAML file (compiled into BAML within assembly), and serves as the source for this generated code.

MasterPage Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SSrr?Lcc)|TT77iJltt}Cx1I3uoj5aSS kkrr?Lcc)|TT77iJltt}Cx1I3uoj5akk PPrr?Lcc)|TT77iJltt}Cx1I3uoj5aPP XX gggggggggggggggggggggggg^^XX 44 QQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ^^44 ww $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$^^ww dd %% %% %% %% %% %% ^^dd GG DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD^^GG ## AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^^## RR wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww^^RR DD PPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP^^DD DD yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy^^DD 88 ```````..'----____,,""^^88 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:IntentionsAspThemedIcons+MasterPage}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(IntentionsAspThemedIcons.MasterPage))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = IntentionsAspThemedIcons.MasterPage.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<IntentionsAspThemedIcons.MasterPage>() // Icon image for rendering identifier class

Loads the image for Themed Icon MasterPage theme aspect Color.

Loads the image for Themed Icon MasterPage theme aspect Gray.

Loads the image for Themed Icon MasterPage theme aspect GrayDark.

Returns the set of theme images for Themed Icon MasterPage.

Autogenerated identifier classes and identifier objects to Themed Icons registered with . Identifier classes should be used in attributes, XAML, or generic parameters. Where an value is expected, use the identifier object in the Id field of the identifier class.

This code was compile-time generated to support Themed Icons in the JetBrains application. It has two primary goals: load the icons of this assembly to be registered with so that they were WPF-accessible and theme-sensitive; and emit early-bound accessors for referencing icons in codebehind in a compile-time-validated manner.

XAML

For performance reasons, the icons are not individually exposed with application resources. There is a custom markup extension to bind an image source in markup. To use an icon from XAML, set an property to the markup extension, which takes an icon identifier class (nested in class) as a parameter. Example: <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons+Trinity}" />

Attributes

Sometimes you have to reference an icon from a type attriute when you're defining objects in code. Typical examples are Options pages and Tool Windows. To avoid the use of string IDs which are not validated very well, we've emitted identifier classes to be used with typeof() expression, one per each icon. Use the attribute overload which takes a for an image, and choose your icon class from nested classes in the class. Example: [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.Trinity))]

CodeBehind

In codebehind, we have two distinct tasks: (a) specify some icon in the APIs and (b) render icon images onscreen. On the APIs stage you should only manipulate icon identifier objects (of type , statically defined in in Id fields). Icon identifier classes (nested in ) should be turned into icon identifier objects as early as possible. Rendering is about getting an to assign to WPF, or to use with GDI+ / Windows Forms. You should turn an identifier object into a rendered image as late as possible. The identifier is static and lightweight and does not depend on the current theme, while the image is themed and has to be loaded or generated/rasterized. You need an instance to get the image out of an icon identifier object. Once you got the image, you should take care to change it with theme changes — either by using a live image property, or by listening to the theme change event. See and its extensions for the related facilities. Example: // Getting IconId identifier object to use with APIs IconId iconid = LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.Trinity.Id; // Getting IconId out of an Icon Identifier Class type IconId iconid = new JetBrains.Application.Icons.CompiledIconsCs.CompiledIconCsId(typeof(LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.Trinity)); // Getting image for screen rendering by IconId themediconmanager.Icons[icnoid] // Getting image for screen rendering by Icon Identifier Class themediconmanager.GetIcon<LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.Trinity>()

Icons Origin

This code was generated by a pre-compile build task from a set of input files which are XAML files adhering to a certain convention, as convenient for exporting them from the Illustrator workspace, plus separate PNG files with raster icons. In the projects, these files are designated with ThemedIconsXamlV3 and ThemedIconPng build actions and do not themselves get into the output assembly. All of such files are processed, vector images for different themes of the same icon are split and combined into the single list of icons in this assembly. This list is then written into the genearted XAML file (compiled into BAML within assembly), and serves as the source for this generated code.

ScopeCss Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. `+X6c. `)DDJ. `rw3__3bJlD6;;6Dl. `LHo, ```u89!''''!98l. `c#y" `"*V8w/--------/w8t. `)Dk^ .^+E8b/---_rppr_---/b8t. T8U~`'~/Z%b+____?A%%%%A?____+b%t oBu_`_!+ANk=___"t800008t"___=kNV -a$5_`_/J#0E!,,,^}%%}^,,,!E0k, _VgS,`,+tR$K!"""~~"""!K$k, _EgE"."""6$Z/""""/Z$E, _XgU^^UgR6$X\\X$P, _4gg#^ -a$$h,

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons+ScopeCss}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.ScopeCss))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.ScopeCss.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<LiveTemplatesCssThemedIcons.ScopeCss>() // Icon image for rendering identifier class

Loads the image for Themed Icon ScopeCss theme aspect Color.

Loads the image for Themed Icon ScopeCss theme aspect Gray.

Loads the image for Themed Icon ScopeCss theme aspect GrayDark.

Returns the set of theme images for Themed Icon ScopeCss.

Autogenerated identifier classes and identifier objects to Themed Icons registered with . Identifier classes should be used in attributes, XAML, or generic parameters. Where an value is expected, use the identifier object in the Id field of the identifier class.

This code was compile-time generated to support Themed Icons in the JetBrains application. It has two primary goals: load the icons of this assembly to be registered with so that they were WPF-accessible and theme-sensitive; and emit early-bound accessors for referencing icons in codebehind in a compile-time-validated manner.

XAML

For performance reasons, the icons are not individually exposed with application resources. There is a custom markup extension to bind an image source in markup. To use an icon from XAML, set an property to the markup extension, which takes an icon identifier class (nested in class) as a parameter. Example: <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+Trinity}" />

Attributes

Sometimes you have to reference an icon from a type attriute when you're defining objects in code. Typical examples are Options pages and Tool Windows. To avoid the use of string IDs which are not validated very well, we've emitted identifier classes to be used with typeof() expression, one per each icon. Use the attribute overload which takes a for an image, and choose your icon class from nested classes in the class. Example: [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.Trinity))]

CodeBehind

In codebehind, we have two distinct tasks: (a) specify some icon in the APIs and (b) render icon images onscreen. On the APIs stage you should only manipulate icon identifier objects (of type , statically defined in in Id fields). Icon identifier classes (nested in ) should be turned into icon identifier objects as early as possible. Rendering is about getting an to assign to WPF, or to use with GDI+ / Windows Forms. You should turn an identifier object into a rendered image as late as possible. The identifier is static and lightweight and does not depend on the current theme, while the image is themed and has to be loaded or generated/rasterized. You need an instance to get the image out of an icon identifier object. Once you got the image, you should take care to change it with theme changes — either by using a live image property, or by listening to the theme change event. See and its extensions for the related facilities. Example: // Getting IconId identifier object to use with APIs IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.Trinity.Id; // Getting IconId out of an Icon Identifier Class type IconId iconid = new JetBrains.Application.Icons.CompiledIconsCs.CompiledIconCsId(typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.Trinity)); // Getting image for screen rendering by IconId themediconmanager.Icons[icnoid] // Getting image for screen rendering by Icon Identifier Class themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.Trinity>()

Icons Origin

This code was generated by a pre-compile build task from a set of input files which are XAML files adhering to a certain convention, as convenient for exporting them from the Illustrator workspace, plus separate PNG files with raster icons. In the projects, these files are designated with ThemedIconsXamlV3 and ThemedIconPng build actions and do not themselves get into the output assembly. All of such files are processed, vector images for different themes of the same icon are split and combined into the single list of icons in this assembly. This list is then written into the genearted XAML file (compiled into BAML within assembly), and serves as the source for this generated code.

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

QuickFixeInfo Themed Icon generated identifiers: — identifier class, for use in attributes, XAML, and generic parameters; — identifier object, as a field in the identifier class, for use where an value is expected. 9999999999999999999999999999 ww************************ww ww++++++++++++++++++++++++ww bb++++++++++ ++++++++++bb ddrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrdd HHrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrHH GGrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrGG AA?????????? ??????????AA OOLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLOO ##cccccccccc cccccccccc## RRcccccccccc ccccccccccRR RRccccccccccccccccccccccccRR RR||||||||||||||||||||||||RR DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

For details on Themed Icons and their use, see Remarks on the outer class. <Image Source="{icons:ThemedIcon myres:QuickFixesCssThemedIcons+QuickFixeInfo}" /> <!-- XAML --> [Item(Name="Sample", Icon=typeof(QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo))] // C# Type attribute IconId iconid = QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo.Id; // IconId identifier object themediconmanager.GetIcon<QuickFixesCssThemedIcons.QuickFixeInfo>() // Icon image for rendering

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If specified type usage does not exist or it is not 'any' or 'void' and is external; generate interface(not recursive) declaration after anchor; otherwise do nothing

If function expression is similar on constructor returns true; otherwise false

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