In Dec 11 2011, I released FxCop Integrator 3.0.0 Preview 1.
This release can be installed in VS11 Developer Preview.
So you can use same features as FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 RTW on VS11 Develop Preview.
FxCop Integrator 3.0.0 Preview 1 is available here.
In Dec 4 2011, I released FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 RTW.
This release contains following new features:
And also it contains many improvements and bug fixes.
FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 RTW is available here.
In Nov 27 2011, I released FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 RC. You can download it from CodePlex project site.
The 2.0.0 RC contains following new features.
Provides MSBuild tasks
I implemented MSBuild custom tasks to execute code inspection and code metrics calculation. These MSBuild tasks work the same as FxCop Integrator’s on-demand execution.
You can install MSBuild tasks with the msi installer not VSIX. So, you can install them to the machine that doesn’t have Visual Studio (e.g. CI server).
The MSBuild tasks installer creates %PROGRAMFILES%\MSBuild\FxCop Integrator\FxCopIntegrator.targets. When you add
<Import Project="$(PROGRAMFILES)\MSBuild\FxCop Integrator\FxCopIntegrator.targets" />
to the project file and specify
/p:FxCopCmdPath=”the path of FxCopCmd.exe” /p:EnableCodeInspectionOnBuild=true
as MSBuild command line parameter, MSBuild executes code inspection after build.
FYI, when you specify following command line parameter, MSBuild executes code metrics calculation after build.
/p:MetricsPath=”the path of Metrics.exe” /p:EnableCodeMetricsCalculationOnBuild=true
The internal specification of the “Code Analysis on Build” feature was changed.
In 2.0.0 Beta 2 or before, the specification of this feature is
But 2.0.0 RC or later,
For backward compatibility, you can still use the old style “Code Analysis on Build” feature, but it will be deprecated in the future release.
Warning Filtering Feature
I implemented the warning filtering feature to filter out warnings against the code that is defined in a designer file or an auto-generated file.
You can define filtering patterns with the code analysis configuration editor.
By default, FxCop Integrator defines filtering patterns to filter out designer code (e.g. *.Designer.cs, etc) and auto-generated code (e.g. *.generated.cs, *.g.cs, etc).
In Nov 11 2011, I released FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 Beta 2. You can download it from CodePlex project site.
FxCop Integrator is a Visual Studio 2010 extension that integrates FxCop to VS2010 and makes it easy to execute FxCop like VS2010 Premium/Ultimate. It also supports to filter code analysis results and shows the FxCop rule detail.
Version 2.0.0 supports to execute Metrics.exe (Visual Studio Code Metrics Power Tools 10.0) and provides some new features.
Visual Studio Code Metrics Power Tools 10.0 Integration
FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 supports to integrate Visual Studio Code Metrics Power Tools 10.0. You can easily execute Metrics.exe on the Solution Explorer.
When you execute code metrics calculation, FxCop Integrator shows calculation result as below.
Because FxCop Integrator supports FxCop and Metrics, I added some menus for executing code analysis.
But if you don’t want to use Metrics, you can change the [Code Analysis] menu behavior from option page.
Multi-Project Analysis, File Level Analysis
FxCop Integrator 1.X only supported to analyze all projects in a solution or a single project. But 2.0.0 supports to analyze selected multi-project.
Also you can analyze only some types that are defined in the specified file. This feature can be used when the language of source code is C# or VB.NET. And, this doesn’t support code metrics calculation.
Message Suppression
The Suppress Message is added in the Rule Detail window to let developers more easily add a “SuppressMessage” attribute into the code.
Export Code Analysis Result
The [Export] menu is added in the Code Inspection Result window and the Code Metrics Calculation Result window. You can export code analysis result as CSV.
And more improvements and bug fixes.
I’ll release FxCop Integrator 2.0.0 RTW in late November or early December.
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public CustomToolWindowPane : ToolWindowPane
{
private string path;
public CustomToolWindowPane()
{
...
var directory = Path.GetDirectoryName(typeof(CustomToolWindowPane).Assembly.Location);
path = Path.Combine(directory, "uistate.xml");
}
protected override void OnCreate()
{
using (var stream = File.Open(path, FileMode.Open))
{
var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(UIState));
var state = (UIState)serializer.Deserialize(stream);
ApplyUIState(state);
}
}
private void ApplyUIState(UIState state)
{
...
}
protected override void OnClose()
{
var state = BuildUpUIState();
using (var stream = File.Open(path, FileMode.Create))
{
var serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(UIState));
serializer.Serialize(stream, state);
}
}
private UIState BuildUpUIState()
{
...
}
public class UIState
{
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}
}
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| Code Analysis Configuration Editor of ver1.3.0 |
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| FxCop Dictionary Editor of ver1.3.0 |
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| Kill any process with DDMS perspective of Eclipse |
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| Localized FxCop GUI |
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| A new context menu [Edit Code Analysis Configuration] |
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| Code Analysis Configuration Editor window |
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| Visual Configuration Editor Preview |