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  1. Allow Implements to take a variable

    It would be great to enable IType.Implement to allow passing an IType.Name instead of a string literal. That way this query would actually be possible where I am trying to get all classes that implement all interfaces. I can then check for unused interfaces.

    let deps = new Func<IType, IEnumerable<IType>>(
    t => from c in Types where c.Implement(t.FullName) select c
    )

    let allInterfaces = (from t in Types
    where t.IsInterface
    && (t.IsPublic || t.IsInternal)
    select t)

    from t in allInterfaces
    let dependencies = deps(t)
    select new { t, dependencies}

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    declined  ·  1 comment  ·  Code Rule and Query  ·  Admin →

  2. Let queries pull data from other queries

    Logically, parts of queries can be shared between queries. For example, both "Types that could have a lower visibility" and "Potentially dead Types" need to ignore classes with only const fields. I would like queries to be able to build on the results of other queries, much as C# methods reduce code duplication by using other methods.

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  3. Allow the usage of a different decompiler

    Currently only the RedGate decompiler can be used, but since this is a non free application it would be better if you can use other decompilers too (like dotPook or JustDecompile).

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  4. Allow to select query fields as colorizing parameter on the Code Metrics view

    Today it's possible to show the results of a query on the Code Metrics view.
    It would be nice if it would be possible to select the parameters of such a query to colorize the metric view based on them.

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    declined  ·  2 comments  ·  Code Metrics  ·  Admin →

  5. Add possibility to create CQL Rules about method parameters and variable naming conventions

    Make it possible to create a rule about method parameters & variable names.
    It does not seem to be supported now.

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  6. Seed this forum with your ideas

    UserVoice pro tip #1:
    Your customers are full of ideas, but people are more likely to contribute if they're not among the first. Add your own ideas now!

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