If you ever work with auto-generated code, you would get tons of warnings like me. In those cases, search and replace a pattern is in-the-need, and regular-expression is quite handy at those situations!
For my situation, I need to covert the line in the form as below:
And change it to be:
The problem is I got hundreds of lines in this need-to-changed form (generated by the Unit Test Creating feature of VS). So, I use Replace All as below screenshot and get all things ordered! Oh yeah!
Here’s a good review about using the regular expression!
Visual Studio Find/Replace Regular Expression Usage – CodeProject.
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