Formatting options

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• [ ] Formatter -- C#, VB.NET, C# Factory methods, VB.NET factory methods, Debug view, JSON, XML
• [ ] Fully qualified type names vs only name component
• [ ] Render closed-over variables as simple identifiers vs member-access on display class

Code formatter options

• [ ] Newline after logical operator
• [ ] Newline after method call (in VB.NET, the . will be at the end of the line; in C# at the beginning)
• [ ] Render types of generic method calls
• [ ] Render types of implicit array initialization
• [ ] Render implicit conversions
• [ ] Render types of variables vs using var

C# code formatter:

• [ ] Render checked operations wrapped in checked blocks
• [ ] Render unchecked operations wrapped in unchecked blocks
• [ ] More newline options ...
• [ ] Numeric suffixes #1

VB.NET formatter options

• [ ] More newline options ...
• [ ] Variable suffixes (are these deprecated?)

Factory method formatter options:

• [ ] using / Imports namespace or namespace+class, e.g. System.Linq.Expressions means that every method is called Expression.Add( etc.

XML / JSON formatter options:

• [ ] pretty-print
• [ ] Block as child node
• [ ] Member binding as child node

Textual tree options:

• [X] Which expressions to reduce? By default, nodes with a NodeType == ExpressionType.Extension

DebugView / ToString options:

• [x] .NET Framework compatibility (.NET Core has some changes to the output.)

Dynamic LINQ

• [ ] explicitly render parameters, or use it
• [ ] casing for keywords - lower case, upper case, proper case
• [ ] prefer keywords / prefer symbols
• [ ] reverese options from https://dynamic-linq.net/advanced-configuration
• [ ] detect null comparison and conditional, and replace with np function