Say I have a simplest WinApp project in VB that references System.Xml assembly. I've written the following code in the only file in the project:
Public Class HasXmlNodeImpl
Implements IHasXmlNode
Public Function GetNode() As XmlNode Implements IHasXmlNode.GetNode
Return Nothing
End Function
End Class
Public Class Test
Private myIHasXmlNode As HasXmlNodeImpl
Public Sub New()
Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)
End Sub
End Class
I run Find Dependent Code on System.XML. What I get is below:
Search target
System.Xml in project <WindowsApplication1>
Found 6 usages in project WindowsApplication1
WindowsApplication1 (4 items)
HasXmlNodeImpl (2 items)
GetNode() As XmlNode (1 item)
(8,34) Public Function GetNode() As XmlNode Implements IHasXmlNode.GetNode
(5,16) Implements IHasXmlNode
Test (2 items)
New() (1 item)
(21,27) Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)
(16,30) Private myIHasXmlNode As HasXmlNodeImpl
The problem is, it shows me the usages like 'Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)' in the constructor. I don't think this is the usage of the 'System.Xml' assembly - the fact that the type of the field 'myIHasXmlNode' has something to do with 'System.Xml', doesn't yet mean that any usage of 'myIHasXmlNode' is a usage of System.Xml. Such usages shouldn't be shown in the results.
Description
Say I have a simplest WinApp project in VB that references System.Xml assembly. I've written the following code in the only file in the project:
Public Class HasXmlNodeImpl
Implements IHasXmlNode
Public Function GetNode() As XmlNode Implements IHasXmlNode.GetNode
Return Nothing
End Function
End Class
Public Class Test
Private myIHasXmlNode As HasXmlNodeImpl
Public Sub New()
Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)
End Sub
End Class
I run Find Dependent Code on System.XML. What I get is below:
Search target
System.Xml in project <WindowsApplication1>
Found 6 usages in project WindowsApplication1
WindowsApplication1 (4 items)
HasXmlNodeImpl (2 items)
GetNode() As XmlNode (1 item)
(8,34) Public Function GetNode() As XmlNode Implements IHasXmlNode.GetNode
(5,16) Implements IHasXmlNode
Test (2 items)
New() (1 item)
(21,27) Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)
(16,30) Private myIHasXmlNode As HasXmlNodeImpl
The problem is, it shows me the usages like 'Console.WriteLine(myIHasXmlNode)' in the constructor. I don't think this is the usage of the 'System.Xml' assembly - the fact that the type of the field 'myIHasXmlNode' has something to do with 'System.Xml', doesn't yet mean that any usage of 'myIHasXmlNode' is a usage of System.Xml. Such usages shouldn't be shown in the results.
where result of myField2.Method2() is of type from module in question, as well as parameter of myField1.Method1(). However, we don't have any reference here, which resolves into symbol from module...
where result of myField2.Method2() is of type from module in question, as well as parameter of myField1.Method1(). However, we don't have any reference here, which resolves into symbol from module...
Bug
Open
Major
Find Dependent code shows redundant usages like fields whose types are related to the module
where result of myField2.Method2() is of type from module in question, as well as parameter of myField1.Method1(). However, we don't have any reference here, which resolves into symbol from module...