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SmartConstructor should not get reserved keywords as a parameter name

created 9 years ago

[DevExpress Support Team: CLONED FROM T294233: Smart Constructor - Add an ability to initialize properties]
Hi Eugene,
I found one more issue with this feature that you might want to address.
If there is a property on the type, whose lower-case representation conflicts with a language keyword, the refactoring produces syntactically incorrect code.
For example, if you have a property "Default" on your class, and use the "cc" template, the resulting constructor parameter is named "default" which is a reserved keyword. This results in an immediate compiler error.
This refactoring should prefix such parameter names with @, i.e. "@default".

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DevExpress Support Team 9 years ago

    Hi Daniel,
    We've released the new version of CodeRush for Roslyn, which contains a fix for this problem.
    Working on the solution, we added the new Naming Conventions functionality into the product.
    It allows you to specify name rules for a different code element such as Namespaces, Types, Members, and these rules will be used in refactorings, declarations and templates automatically.

    DR DR
    Daniel Rosenberg 9 years ago

      Indeed it works fine now - thanks!
      And the new Naming Conventions feature is definitely a big step forward!

      DevExpress Support Team 9 years ago

        Hi Daniel,
        You are welcome.

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        created 9 years ago (modified 9 years ago)

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