I find that the default VS 2013 switch snippet works a lot better than the one from resharper. any way to just disabe that?
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I keep forgetting that extra "Hit 'Esc' to hide IntelliSense popup;" step :P
I see a couple of ways to get this:
With ReSharper IntelliSense
Uncheck 'switch' here: ReSharper | Templates Explorer | Live Templates | C#;
Type 'switch' in code editor;
Hit 'Esc' to hide IntelliSense popup;
Hit 'Tab' to insert VS "switch" code snippet.
With VS IntelliSense
Uncheck 'switch' here: ReSharper | Templates Explorer | Live Templates | C#
Select 'Visual Studio' here: ReSharper | Options | Environment | IntelliSense | General;
Apply this to enable VS IntelliSense;
Type 'switch' in code editor;
Hit 'Tab' twice to insert VS "switch" code snippet.