public void MethodFailed(MethodDefinition method, string checkID, int offset, string details)
{
if (!method.CustomAttributes.HasDisableRule(checkID))
{
Location location = m_cache.Symbols.Location(method, offset, details);
Violation violation = ViolationDatabase.Get(checkID);
m_errors.Add(new Error(location, violation));
}
}
public void AssemblyFailed(AssemblyDefinition assembly, string checkID, string details)
{
if (assembly == null || !assembly.CustomAttributes.HasDisableRule(checkID))
{
Location loc = new Location();
loc.Name = assembly != null?string.Format("Assembly: {0}", assembly.Name.Name) : string.Empty;
loc.Line = -1;
loc.Offset = -1;
loc.Details = details;
Violation violation = ViolationDatabase.Get(checkID);
m_errors.Add(new Error(loc, violation));
}
}
public void TypeFailed(TypeDefinition type, string checkID, string details)
{
if (!type.CustomAttributes.HasDisableRule(checkID))
{
DBC.Assert(m_cache != null, "m_cache is null");
DBC.Assert(m_cache.Symbols != null, "m_cache.Symbols is null");
DBC.Assert(type != null, "type is null");
DBC.Assert(details != null, "details is null");
Location location = m_cache.Symbols.Location(type, details);
Violation violation = ViolationDatabase.Get(checkID);
DBC.Assert(violation != null, "violation is null");
DBC.Assert(m_errors != null, "m_errors is null");
m_errors.Add(new Error(location, violation));
}
}
// Don't bother with a rule if the user doesn't care about rules of that
// severity or he's excluded the rule.
private bool DoRuleRequiresCheck(string checkID, Severity severity, bool ignoreBreaks)
{
Violation violation = ViolationDatabase.Get(checkID);
if (violation.Severity > severity)
{
return(false);
}
if (ignoreBreaks && violation.Breaking)
{
return(false);
}
if (m_excludedChecks.Contains(checkID))
{
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
