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Re: [gendarme] Excluding certain files

You can exclude assemblies from analysis by supplying a file that list
the assemblies you want to analyze (e.g. gendarme @file.list)
However it's still possible that the assembly resolver will load them to
get more details on its (e.g. ... [More] types, methods) metadata. In that case
it's possible that you'll also get the crash (depending where the bug [Less]

Re: [gendarme] Re: Man Patch

Here's a new patch. It includes the above change and I changed
instances of "ruleset" in the prose to "rule set".
-- Jesse

Excluding certain files

Hi
I have a folder with about 45 dlls in it. Some of them are external,
e.g. IBM.Data.Informix.dll which is causing Gendarme to crash.
How do I exclude certain dlls?

Re: [gendarme] Re: Man Patch

sounds good
np, as far as I'm concerned it's in my necessary-evil list ;-)
Sebastien

Re: [gendarme] Re: Man Patch

I really don't like "configuration file". What about, "Specify the
rule sets and rule settings."?
Sorry about that Sebastien, but I have a real aversion to the
autotools...
-- Jesse

Re: [gendarme] Re: Man Patch

It's already named --config so I guess it won't stop all possible
confusion. In that case we better be more (than less) precise, so what
about "Specify the rules sets and configuration file." ?
Well if that can save you an eye I'll do the split and autofu
adjustments after your commit ;-)
Sebastien

Re: [gendarme] Re: Man Patch

Well, I was trying to avoid "configuration" because it's such a
generic term that it doesn't mean a lot. And, this might be just me,
but when I see "configuration file" I think of .NET configuration
files ... [More] ("gendarme.exe.config") which makes the original language rather
confusing.
I'd rather be poked in the eye with a sharp stick than grapple any [Less]

Re: [gendarme] Man Patch

Hello Jesse,
It's more than rule sets since it also contains the configurable
properties (and likely any future rules options). So I think
"configuration" was the right term.
Same as above. However we can be more explicit and say the file includes
both the rulesets and the rules' configuration.

Man Patch

Here's a patch for the man page and --help. The main changes are:
* The semantics of the command line options are (hopefully) clearer.
* The rules.xml section in the man page has been completely rewritten.
* Added an ignore-file section to the man page.
* The earlier commit for the gendarme.exe.config section wasn't

Re: [gendarme] Re: Naming TODOs

r140938
-- Jesse