Formatting Literal parameters of a C# code snippet

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Unfortunately there seems to be no way. Snippets offer amazingly limited support for transformation functions as you can see.

You have to stick with the VS standard solution, which is to write two literals: one for the property name, and the other for the member variable name.

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