Move type from one project to another via ReSharper?

I have several interfaces and classes that I have in my business layer project and I want to move them into a bran开发者_运维问答d new project. I am using ReSharper 4.5.2. Is there any way I can do that easily and with no pain? I know about the move type functionality, but it seems like it will only do it within the same project.

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You can just drag and drop the files in the solution window, then use ReSharper to automatically add the references and fix any namespace issues.

I've done it - it's not as 1-operation as the move type operation, but it's still very fast.

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FYI - ReSharper 5.0 Beta 2 now supports this, directly, by right clicking on a file in the solution window, and choosing Refactor > Move.

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In the current version of ReSharper, the Move to Folder refactoring handles this fine:

1. Select the files in Solution Explorer or the type in the code editor.
2. Open the context menu (right-click or press Context Menu on your keyboard).
3. Select Refactor.
4. Select Move.

It's not as convenient as drag-n-drop, but it still does everything in one operation across multiple files.

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To Elaborate on the accepted answer & comments here there's a simpler way.

Like @Dan Appleyard stated, you can use SHIFT+Drag to "Move" the file instead of "Copy", this will also trigger (in ReSharper 5+) the new project to be added to the references where needed.

Once you've done this go to the folder the moved file is in and choose Right Click -> Refactor -> Adjust Namespaces. This will correct the namespace the files live in to match the project/folder structure and will go put all the required using directives in all the files in the entire solution.