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I have class which requires a lot of initialization parameters in the constructor. I solved this problem like in C++ - created structure which contains all these parameters and passed it to constru...
Zones: C#Date Answered: 06/22/2004 Rating: 8.8 Views: 0
Hi, I need a sample XML report generated by FxCop for making a presentation. Most of the sites I've seen just gave me a UI screen shot of the report but not an XML downloadable report. If somebo...
Zones: .NETDate Answered: 02/09/2007 Rating: 9.0 Views: 44
Have you tried Fxcop with your source code. when I run it majority of the errrors thrown are validate arguments of public methods specify Iformatprovide do not raise reserved exception types...
Zones: ASP.Net ProgrammingDate Answered: 04/22/2006 Rating: 9.6 Views: 0
Here is a little problem I've run into, and none of the naming convention documents I've read have helped... Ever since I switched from C to C# + FxCop (and went through a total style readjustm...
Zones: C#Date Answered: 09/03/2006 Rating: 8.2 Views: 0
I have the following code block:             foreach (Control ctl in WebAsyncRefreshPanelMain.Controls)             {                 if (ctl is Label)                 {                     ...
Zones: MS Visual C#, ASP.Ne...Date Answered: 09/05/2007 Rating: 8.8 Views: 0
Microsoft never comes out and states this, but does FXCOP support v3.5 of the .NET framework?  Otherwise, what is a better/comparible source code analysis environment for v3.5 .NET and VS 2008.
Zones: Visual Studio, ...Date Answered: 08/09/2008 Rating: 9.1 Views: 0
Hey everyone, I'm trying to get my code to compile with code analysis, but am getting 4 errors based off somebody elses code that I'm re-writing to standard.  I'm rather stuck as to how to solve...
Zones: .NET, C#, MS Visual C#Date Answered: 06/15/2009 Rating: 7.0 Views: 0
I have a method called ExecCommand() which has the following code block. ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo("CMD.exe"); ... and Process  cmdProcess = new Process(); .... Whe...
Zones: C#, .NET, ...Date Asked: 11/21/2009 Points: 500 Comments: 2
 
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