Using statements are being relocated even with SA1200 turned off.

[stylecop]

Using statements are being relocated even with SA1200 turned off.

[citizenmatt]

Ah, this is the intersection between ReSharper features and StyleCop features. The inspection is SA1200, and a StyleCop feature, but moving the using statements is a ReSharper feature. The settings file that gets added (ReSharper → Manage Options → StyleCop) sets the C# Code Style "Add 'using' directive to deepest scope", which is the ReSharper cleanup for SA1200. If you uncheck this, it won't reorder your using statements any more.

[wiredwiz]

I don't quite understand. If I go to ReSharper → Manage Options, there is no StyleCop option anywhere on this screen. It just lists the different settings levels. The only StyleCop sections I see are under Options and Tools, or the new Code Cleanup Profile, neither of which has the "Add 'using' directive to deepest scope" you are referring to.

[wiredwiz]

I found it under ReSharper → Options → Code Editing → C# → Code Style. Thank google :)

[citizenmatt]

Yep, sorry, that's where it is. You should have an "StyleCop.StyleCop » StyleCop" item (I could perhaps name that better 😄) under Extensions in ReSharper → Manage Options. If you don't, can you check you've installed "StyleCop by JetBrains". If you've got "ReSharper.StyleCop", you should uninstall it - it's buggy.

[wiredwiz]

I do have that listed under manage options but I saw no way to get to the rule you were talking about from there. I really wish there was a unified interface for editing and maintaining the rules, instead of some in resharper settings and some in the stylecop settings file. That is one thing I very much preferred in ReSharper.StyleCop.