I've noticed that ReSharper disables the standard VS2010 C# language service's error reporting to the error list. I have to do a full build in order to get C# to provide errors that ReSharper doesn't report. When I uninstall ReSharper, C# remains in its disabled/broken state. How can I re-enable it so that I get language service-generated errors in the error list?
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This hasn't happend to me. But I running devenv.exe /reset and maybe devenv.exe /ResetSkipPkgs once should fix the problem.
bitbonk
2010-10-07 08:08:28
It does appear that other "hives" (i.e. experimental hive) works fine on the same box. So it must be something in the registry and I suspect /reset would fix it. I hesitate to try because I'd rather not lose *all* my settings. But thanks for the tip.
Andrew Arnott
2010-10-07 15:51:51
You can backup all your settings an selectively restore after reset.
bitbonk
2010-10-07 18:02:21
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Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> Advanced -> "Underline errors in the editor" (check) "Show live semantic errors" (check)
Andrew Arnott
2010-10-07 15:55:37