I\'m tying to write a class that will create immutable copies of another class, and the way I\'m doing it requires that the copy takes a date and an instance of the original in the constructor. I know
Imagine I have a method having a contract : public void Do(string value) { Contract.Requires<ArgumentNullException>(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value));
Old validation code is usually checking a boolean condition, and throws an exception if that is true.
as the topic subject, I\'ve encountered strage Warnings/Erros with Code Contracts and Interface. Here my scenario
I\'m using code contract (actually, learning using this). I\'m facing something weird to me... Ioverride a method, defined in a 3rd party assembly. I want to add a Contract.Require statement like thi
I have some factory method public T Create<T> () where T : class { Contract.Ensures(Contract.Result<T>() != null);
I\'m creating an Interface Contract as described in § 2.8 Interface Contracts ofFeb 4, 2011 Code Contracts User Manual (PDF). This is not a problem.
Is there a way to specify code contract requirements that are cross-cutting, for example a contract at the class level to require an instance variable to be non-null whenever any instance method on th
The static analyzer takes a long time to run. This is understandable, it is doing a lot of work. But while it runs in the background, it is difficult to tell what is going. Is the static analyzer runn
Sorry if this question seems too long. Before I can ask it, I need to show where it\'s coming from. Set-up:
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