| Reporter |
Daniel Hilgarth (DanielH)
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| Created | Jan 22, 2012 8:34:37 PM |
| Updated | Jan 27, 2012 12:30:07 AM |
| Priority | Normal |
| Type | Bug |
| Fix versions | No Fix versions |
| State | Submitted |
| Assignee | Evgeny Pasynkov (pasynkov) |
| Subsystem | Code Cleanup |
| Affected versions | 6.1.1 |
| Fixed in build | No Fixed in build |
I have the following code:
public WaitForReferenceSoundActivity CreateSut() { return new WaitForReferenceSoundActivity(new StreamingSoundAnalyzerFactoryStub(StreamingSoundAnalyzer)) { MaximumWaitTime = new InArgument<TimeSpan>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<TimeSpan>()), MinimumRequiredQuality = new InArgument<Percentage>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<Percentage>()), DetectionResult = new OutArgument<DetectionResult>(), ReferenceSound = new InArgument<IPcmAudioStream>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<IPcmAudioStream>()), SoundSource = new InArgument<IStreamingSoundSource>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<IStreamingSoundSource>()) }; }
When I execute "Clean Code", it results in this:
public WaitForReferenceSoundActivity CreateSut() { return new WaitForReferenceSoundActivity(new StreamingSoundAnalyzerFactoryStub(StreamingSoundAnalyzer)) { MaximumWaitTime = new InArgument<TimeSpan>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<TimeSpan>()), MinimumRequiredQuality = new InArgument<Percentage>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<Percentage>( )), DetectionResult = new OutArgument<DetectionResult>(), ReferenceSound = new InArgument<IPcmAudioStream>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous <IPcmAudioStream>()), SoundSource = new InArgument<IStreamingSoundSource>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous <IStreamingSoundSource>()) }; }
It looks like a bug in ReSharper, because I set up my ReSharper to wrap long lines only when they exceed 160 characters. It works well in other parts of the code.
I am using ReSharper 6.1.38.046 in conjunction with StyleCop 4.7.5.0. Please see attached settings.
public WaitForReferenceSoundActivity CreateSut() { return new WaitForReferenceSoundActivity(new StreamingSoundAnalyzerFactoryStub(StreamingSoundAnalyzer)) { MaximumWaitTime = new InArgument<TimeSpan>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<TimeSpan>()), MinimumRequiredQuality = new InArgument<Percentage>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<Percentage>()), DetectionResult = new OutArgument<DetectionResult>(), ReferenceSound = new InArgument<IPcmAudioStream>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<IPcmAudioStream>()), SoundSource = new InArgument<IStreamingSoundSource>(x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<IStreamingSoundSource>()) }; }
When I execute "Clean Code", it results in this:
public WaitForReferenceSoundActivity CreateSut() { return new WaitForReferenceSoundActivity(new StreamingSoundAnalyzerFactoryStub(StreamingSoundAnalyzer)) { MaximumWaitTime = new InArgument<TimeSpan>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<TimeSpan>()), MinimumRequiredQuality = new InArgument<Percentage>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous<Percentage>( )), DetectionResult = new OutArgument<DetectionResult>(), ReferenceSound = new InArgument<IPcmAudioStream>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous <IPcmAudioStream>()), SoundSource = new InArgument<IStreamingSoundSource>( x => Fixture.CreateAnonymous <IStreamingSoundSource>()) }; }
It looks like a bug in ReSharper, because I set up my ReSharper to wrap long lines only when they exceed 160 characters. It works well in other parts of the code.
I am using ReSharper 6.1.38.046 in conjunction with StyleCop 4.7.5.0. Please see attached settings.