Type name does not match file name?

[David]

I am enjoying the naming standards enforcement.  While annoying, I am not against standards. Anything to help me is always appreciated.  I am running into a apparent glitch which I cannot explain.  In a c# file entitled "Change.cs", I get the error "C#: Type name does not match file name".

The class is defined with the following snippet....

namespace StormDataLayer
{
    [Serializable]
    [XmlType(Namespace = "urn:Change")]
    [XmlRoot(Namespace = "urn:Change")]
    public class Change : IComparer<Change>
    {
           // more code

    }
}

Given that the file name is in fact the same name as the class name, why am I getting the error?  Originally the file name was "CHANGE.cs".  I renamed it to match the case of the class without any effect on the error.

[Ivan]

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback. I was able to reproduce this behaviour, but the warning disappeared when I refreshed the code analysis after renaming the file to match the type name.
Could you confirm that this solves your issue, too? To refresh the analysis select "JustCode -> Analysis -> Refresh Code Analysis".
If this does not solve it, it would be highly appreciated if you could send us a sample solution that reproduces this issue.
Your help is highly appreciated!

Kind regards,
Ivan
the Telerik team

[David]

Your solution worked.  I guess I really need to read the owners guide on Just Code to learn all of its features.  I was unaware of the "refresh code analysis" option.  It makes perfect sense in hindsight now.

Thank you for your assistance (and great products)

[Randall]

I just encountered the same problem with "Type name does not match the file name."  I tried refreshing the JustCode analysis but that did not remove the error.  I tried it again but still did not remove the error.

I fixed it by excluding the file from the project and including it back.  The JustCode warning is cleared now.

Thanks,

Randall Price