There is this option available in Visual Studio 2008.
Is there a similar option in Visual Studio 2005? Or something else that would accomplish such a task? An add-in, maybe?
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There is this option available in Visual Studio 2008.
Is there a similar option in Visual Studio 2005? Or something else that would accomplish such a task? An add-in, maybe?
Resharper has a sort function. But it looks like all System usings are put on top, and then the rest alphabetically.
Also check this question also on optimizing usings with Resharper.