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I like the fact that ReSharper suggest me to use the var keyword.
Instead, I would like to know if it is possible to ReSharper to only hints me when I use type that are not basic.
Example :int myInt = ..., string myString = .... No hint here
I prefer to use var on complex type like : var myHttpModule = ..., var userRepository = ...
I have ReSharper 5 and the only 2 options are “Use ‘var’ keyword when initializer explicitly declares type” and “use ‘var’ keyword when possible”.
It doesn’t seem value vs reference types are an option. I agree though, this would be a nice option.