Using Code Analysis with Silverlight

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Michael Washington with an add-on for SL Desktop already, Mike Snow beginning Terrain tutorials and applying

re: Using Code Analysis with Silverlight

steve — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:42:56 GMT

After fixing all that can be fixed in terms of exception constructors, wouldn't a [SuppressMessage] attribute with an appropriate Justification= be the cleaner way to go? (Short of writing stub classes to fake the serialization constructor, that is.)

re: Using Code Analysis with Silverlight

Jason Stangroome — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 03:59:46 GMT

I think the Schema for the code analysis dictionary has inapropriate lower bounds for most elements.

I believe each of the Words, Unrecognized, Recognized, Deprecated, and Acronyms elements should have minOccurs="0".

At the moment a custom dictionary without at least one Unrecognized word is considered to violate the schema.

Regards,

re: Using Code Analysis with Silverlight

Michael S. Scherotter — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:35:42 GMT

Jason,

Thanks for the suggestion. I updated the schema file on the MSDN Code gallery.

Michael