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  • KodefuGuru @FowzMasood hey, I'm a little wary of the types of requests. Send me more details: kodefuguru at live com about 2 days ago
  • KodefuGuru I hate to pick on members of the community, but it should be obvious which fusion reactor I referenced. about 3 days ago
  • KodefuGuru A giant fusion reactor, freely radiating energy, is the best source to power a civilization that has consumed its planetary fuels. about 3 days ago
  • KodefuGuru I like to peer into the dark, murky depths of the souls I consume, @bladesjester ... Okay, it actually just came that way. about 4 days ago

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Path Notes of a Kodefu Master blog August 2007 Entries
Format Solution
There's a cool option in Visual Studio 2005 to format the current document (ctrl-e,d). But what do you do when you have thousands of files in your C# solution? I'm much too lazy to open every file individually to make sure other developers on the project are formatting their code properly. The first idea was to change the build script. Doing this would ensure the code is always formatted (unless someone has a lock). Unfortunately, I could find no task do this in MSBuild. Naturally, I endeavored to ......

Posted On Tuesday, August 14, 2007 2:14 PM

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