Jurjen Dijkstra
Jurjen Dijkstra
In my opinion there is nothing wrong with `trim("\")` except when you use it in the wrong place, so I do not think that Lint should warn against using `trim("\")`...
On the other hand, if the parameter is a table-handle, then it 's a bug (memory leak) when it does not get deleted at the end of the procedure. Although...
> this is horrible but can lead to side effects. Now it begins to get interesting! If something is horrible and can lead to side-effects, then it should NOT be...
> this rule is only about useless code that doesn't do anything. Aha ok I understand, thanks for clarifying that. My favourite rules are the ones that warn against sourcecode...
regardless if this table-scan example is a valid example or not... I back the original question: what can you do to suppress a warning?
Yeah beer at a PUG vanishes but then appears again and again and again. There are 2 problems I see with this warning: first is that the warning would be...
What should Lint look for: that there is no statement p_lerror = false anywhere? How about character variables, should there be a check to to see if it is assigned...
Awesome, thanks! I have time to wait for the Docker image.
Sorry I don't know how to get it to work. The example with standalone-groovy-ruile.jar keeps saying nothing but `Error: Could not find or load main class eu.rssw.sonar.GroovyRule`. I have downloaded...
yeah but only if you also enforce "in this-procedure' when you run an internal procedure ;-) `run internalprocedure in this-procedure.` ok just kidding, couldn't resist to reply while waiting for...