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Is there any way to change the code generated by resharper for the context action ‘check if parameter is null’.
I want to change it from
if (item == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("item");
to
Contract.Requires(item != null)
I found the Reference “Add_Edit_Highlighting_Pattern”. It seems to be the only way it can be done. You generate the default code, and then add a new pattern rule to change that code into an assert. You cannot actually change the original generated code – or so it seems.
The procedure described in another article “From ArgumentException to CodeContracts using Resharper“