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I apologize for any inconvenience that we have caused you. We need just a bit more information from you to be able to reproduce the problem. First, what is the control library that JustCode cannot recognize? Is it a project that you have created in the same solution, a dll that you reference form some folder, or a dll that is registered in the GAC? Do you have that problem with some particular dll or it is reproducible with any control library?
If you are able to send us a small solution that demonstrates the problem it will be great.
Thanks in advance.
Deyan
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Thank you for taking the time to track this problem. We will be waiting patiently for more info that you could provide on the subject. One thing that you could try very quickly is to try and refresh the code analysis manually - choose from JustCode's menu "Refresh Code Analysis". This will trigger a total refresh of the code analysis for the whole solution. For large solutions this could take several seconds to reanalyze everything. See if the error still persists after the progress has finished.
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- Update to 2010.1.108 has not changed the situation
- Refresh Code Analysis does not work either
One other thing that you could try is the following procedure.
1. Open Visual Studio.
2. Go to JustCode menu -> Options
3. Ensure that the "Enable verbose logging" option is on.
4. Open your solution and "Refresh Code Analysis"
5. Send us the most recently modified log file from JustCode log folder - usually it is in C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\JustCode\Logs for Vista and Windows 7.
Let's see if something will popup.
Deyan
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Thanks for the info. We are happy that your problem was resolved and apologize for the inconvenience that you experienced. You made some remarkable efforts to work around this problem. For those efforts we have awarded you some Telerik points.
If you have any further problems or suggestions please don't hesitate to contact us again.
Deyan
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If it's any consolation (and it's prolly not) I've had something similar from day one where we have a web app that uses controls from a different solution and all of the solutions are rebuilt (we use Cruise Control/NAnt for this) whilst the web app is open in VS. It can take quite a while for JC to get it's head around what's gone on.
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Stuart
I've opened a support ticket on your behalf - please feel free to send us any further details and the log files there.
Best wishes,Deyan
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Thank you for the feedback. Following your detailed explanations I was not able to reproduce the problem you are describing. Would it be possible for you to try and replicate it with a sample solution and send it over to us? It will be of great help to pin and solve the problem.
Your help is much appreciated.
Deyan
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Good to here that all Good-code-reds have disappeared for you. We were considering the namespaces as a reason for the false positives and will continue to look into the problem. If that pops up again please don't hesitate to come back to us and report it.
As for your other problem, you are right to complain for this warning. What JustCode is trying to say here is that your variable is only assigned a value and its value is never used. Obviously that is not the case with your example - you assign a value to it and at the same time have it in an "if" clause. Although this is a legal syntax I'm guessing what you really wanted to write is - if (retValue == true) and not if (retValue = true).
Anyway, this appears to be a valid Good-Code-Yellow and I'll log it for fixing.
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