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1. Rexx Tool To Check Coding Standards Tools And Supplies

C# Coding Standards Tool closed This would include checking the indention, spacing,line spacing, casing of function names or variables, check if pascal case or camel case, etc. Anything which relates to coding convention. And of course we are allowed to set these. And if possible we can save this settings to be imported for other projects.

Is there a Visual Studio plug-n or add-in which allows you to check code formats and conventions. This would include checking the indention, spacing,line spacing, casing of function names or variables, check if pascal case or camel case, etc. Anything which relates to coding convention. And of course we are allowed to set these. And if possible we can save this settings to be imported for other projects.

It would also be nice if it puts a warning or something on the visual studio editor(e.g. highlighting the line statement) or on the VS console if there are any violations on the convention.

I found Code Style Enforcer and this could have been fine but this needs DXCore from devexpress which is for sale or for a 30-day trial. I need a free add-in. Tnx.. :D

cedriccedric

closed as not constructive by Bobby, Michael Edenfield, glomad, user27343, ThorJan 31 '13 at 14:11

Rexx Tool To Check Coding Standards Tools And Supplies

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7 Answers

It sounds like you're looking for StyleCop and/or FxCop.

LukeHLukeHAdriaan StanderAdriaan Stander

The StyleCop plugin for ReSharper is free, however ReSharper is not. If you've already got ReSharper, happy hunting. If you don't, you really should. =)

You want the plugin if you want active syntax highlighting instead of post-build analysis.

J. SteenJ. Steen

The more expensive editions of Visual Studio 2008 include Code Analysis, which is essentially FxCop built into the IDE. You can check if you have it because a 'Code Analysis' tab appears on the project properties. If you don't have it then I back the recommendation to try FxCop, although I'm not sure if it will be maintained in the future.

PolyfunPolyfun

You're looking for FXCop, a free tool from Microsoft:

jristajrista

StyleCop along with StyleFix and GhostDoc make a great 'FREEsome threesome'.

I've heard of CodeStyleEnforcer but haven't tried it.. Yet. (Downloading now)

Brad BruceBrad Bruce

Havit 150mbps wireless usb adapter driver. There's also Regionerate which does the same thing as FxCop, but it's free.

BobbyBobby

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