I wanted to make templates with private variable a bit easier to make so included a macro to do that, then made two extra ones for other common stuff that I need.

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• Value of another variable with prefix _ added and first character made lower case;
• Value of another variable transformed with a prefix added a suffix added; and
• Value of another variable with a prefix removed a suffix removed and remaining text transformed.
• Value of another variable with multiple functions applied.

• l for the first character being made lowercase;
• u for the first character being made uppercase;
• L for all the characters being made lowercase (in the original variable, not the prefix or suffix);
• U for all the characters being made uppercase (in the original variable, not the prefix or suffix); and
• Anything else for no transform.

This macro allows chaining different functions together for more flexibilty

The second parameter needs to be separated by ;'s and the functions should be followed by :'s

The functions are:

• ap - Add prefix
• as - Add suffix
• rp - Remove prefix
• rs - Remove suffix
• t - Perform case transform (see above for transforms)
• d - Replace an empty string with the defined default
• tx or x where x is any of the transforms by themselves with or without a :

Example: if you had _lockSuf as your variable input you could run with the function parameter as rp:_;rs:Suf;u;d:Lock;ap:got;as:YAY which would give you the output gotLockYAY

Note that any function which you define which wouldn't do anything is skipped so that it is quicker. Example: if you again had _lockSuf as your variable input and had ap:;as:;rp;rs:;t;d: as the function parameter. Then the macro compiles this down to just returning the original value.

I have include a file instanceExample.DotSettings which creates a thread safe Instance property in a class and also a Lock object for that Instance. The good thing about having the entire variable encapsulated in the resharper variable is that if you change it, it can have a nice flow on effect through the rest of the tempalte as well.