I need to remove all the unused code in my companies project. There is about 1.5 million lines of code, therefore I need a tool to help track it all down. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a tool. I found Project Analyzer but I need good justification on why we need to use this software because the verndor is foreign based.
Planning on migrating from 1.1 to 2.0 framework.After doing the automatic vs 2005 migration, it did highlighted lot of lines: due to unused variables and functions with no return type..Is there a tool which can fix those unused variables plus function with no return types.
I have created some check boxes and buttons, and changed the names, but it seems like the system.properties saved both names now I would like to rename the button back to the original name but the name is being stored for some reason, and I cant access the original name, how do I clean this up?
We are presently developing an application, let's call it APP1, which uses a SQL Database which have about 800 stored procedures, 600 tables, etc. APP1 was originally created in order to replace another application, APP0, from which we do not have source code but only SQL tables, Stored Procedures, views, etc. Previous programers of APP1 used some DB objects from this same database and added some other objects specific to APP1 because it becomes bigger than APP0. And we do not need APP0 anymore as APP1 does all what we want, and more.
So, now, we are thinking about a way to find out which objects are used by APP1 in order to remove objects which are ONLY used by APP0.What is the best approach to discover all objects used by APP1 without having to open every single class and form?
Once we will have a complete list of these objects, it will be easy to use a program we bought which detects all dependencies for all SQL Objects specified directly from SQL and remove objects which do not return from any dependencies. Any ideas of how I could get this list without having to go through all our program that have many, many, many classes and forms?
Note : I know, in a perfect world, all calls to PSs and tables should be in a DAL but in the case of the application we're presently working on ... this is not our case! Yippy! (sarcastic yippy) ;)
Note 2 : This application is not using any ORM. So all queries are directly using SqlCommand. So any call to any DB objects are in string format.
how can i remove the Close button (X) of the form at the top right corner.I could able to manage not to close the window even if close (X) button is pressed by using the below code in FormClosing event. But i wan to remove or disable it completly.
Private Sub Form2_FormClosing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing e.Cancel = True End Sub
This is a very basic question, I have a parent form and a child form and both window state are set to maximize, would it be possible to remove the toolbar at the top? I have tried most thing like setting the form border style to none on the child form but still I get two tool bars. I would like to remove the tool bar in the black square
With the tool tip text having disappeared from the properties box, I am having trouble getting it to appear.This is what I have written for a Radio Button (as mouse hover):
" Dim tooltip1 As New ToolTip tooltip1.ShowAlways = True tooltip1.AutoPopDelay = 5000
Is there a good tool available (preferably opensource or free) that will take C# or VB.NET source code, prettify it (format it consistintly) and convert it into HTML source code (so I can post it on the web)?
Is it possible to check the code and find all places where conversion errors might happen.for Ex: Wherever = operator is used , i have to check the type of the LHS and RHS variable.
Are there any tools available for automatically formatting vb.net code - specifically for adding line breaks at a predefined line length? I'm working with a lot of code with long lines (thousands of lines), and manually reformatting it is quite time consuming. I've seen a number of tools for rearranging code into regions etc., but haven't found any that reformat with line breaks.
I have this string just down loaded of a Unix server. I would like to remove the box (0x0A) Unix end line code; then replace it with CR+LF normal ASCII code. Also, I would like to do the replace before I save the data, while it in memory.
I making a program where the program has different codes for every item that I'm selling, so like 1 item might cost $700 and another item might cost $1000. Then I'm importing this to notepad.
I am trying to copy the web source code from the webbrowser tool that contain chinese characters into a textbox. But they show up as a diamond shape with a question mark inside it. Chinese character show up fine in my textbox if i do copy and paste. But from the web source code, they all show up weird.
In my project there are lot of variables, and some of them are not used at all.I want to clean up the code by removing these unused variables. These variables are not shown as unused when i build the application. The problem is with the global variables, and not with the local varible for a function .Is there a method to find these unused variables?
I'm working on my first real vb.net project, after years of using VB6. I'm using Visual Studio 2008. While I've been learning, I've added lots of DataSets to my project and then realised I'd got something wrong, so I've added, and begun to use, a new one. Trouble is, I'm not sure now which ones are used and which aren't.
How can I identify which DataSets aren't being used, and then what is the best way to remove them cleanly? Or should I stop worrying about tidying up and get on with the development work? ;)
I have some arrays that I don't know the exact number of indexes it will have, but I know the max it will have which is 1024, but let's say only 24 of those are actually used, is it possible to trim off the excess 1000 indexs that are worthless for efficiency purpose (if that even matters)?
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I am getting 6 unused local variable error messages. If I comment out the variable, I get en error because it really is in use. I tried re-building project.
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Warning 2 Unused local variable: 'sqlCustomerInsertTicketConn'. C:UsersJeffDocumentsVisual Studio 2008ProjectsJeffComputersPOS1JeffComputersPOS1Module1.vb 1741 17 JeffComputersPOS1
What's the deal with those 23 unused bits in the Decimal data type? You know, there's the 96-bit integer portion, then 16 unused bits, then 8 bits for the exponent (which can only be 0 through 28, so doesn't even use all 8 bits), then 7 more unused bits, then the sign bit [URL]...
Everything I know about .Net programming tells me that the behavior I see here is completely impossible. Simple code:
Structure WKSTA_USER_INFO_1 Dim wkui1_username As Integer Dim wkui1_logon_domain As Integer
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When I put a break point in here, I see that after RtlMoveMemory, my wk1 contains a pointer to a username, and all the others are 0. This is consistant. Now, if I change Dim test As String = "" to Dim login As String = "" and run it again, wk1 contains pointers to both username and logon_domain.
If I change it to Dim login As String, it contains a pointer to only the username. Depending on what I change that (completely unused) variable name to, I get a different result.
I have always been under the impression that it cannot possibly matter what you choose to name your variable. And that declaring a variable, and then never using it, cannot possible be different from not having a variable there at all.
I've tried this on 2 computers, with consistant results (one on .Net 3.5 and one on 4.0). When I tried converting it to C#, however, I was not able to reproduce it.
I am aware, by the way, that I can just use System.Environment to get what I need about the current user information; this was old VB6 code that was automatically upgraded (and I've edited it a little to make it more trivial).
I want to make a process monitor tool with WMI that monitor the processes created or deleted, but the code will not work. Note to reference System.Management,
I deleted the images that I thought I will not need but the program would not run. Error 1 Invalid Resx file. Could not find a part of the path 'E:Code6 04-01-2010 evening Code5 ResourcesIMG_3514.JPG'. Line 123, position 5. E:Code6 04-01-2010 eveningCode5My Project Resources.resx 123 5 Code5.I even deleted the folder to make it worse.The project is code5 but it is running inside the folder of code6.