Visual Studio 2015重构方法签名

Question

When adding a parameter to a method call, VS refactoring suggest to create new overloaded method with empty implementation.

Is it possible to change the existing method implementation by adding a parameter to the method?

For example: Assuming method A is:

public void A(int i)
{
   Console.Debug(i)
}

And this method is called:

 A(5);

and this changed to

A(5,"string");

now I want to change the method to be:

public void A(int i,string s)
{
   Console.Debug(i)
}

rather than that a new overloaded is created with not implemented exception:

public void A(int i,string s)
{
   throw new NotImplementedException();
}

Answer 1

Visual studio can't do that but Resharper can.

Resharper suggest you to modify the existing implementation

Visual studio as an IDE it won't deeply suggest like how Resharper does. Resharper is specifically to ease the way of refactoring and specially to adore coding standards.