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Asked: 2026-05-27T07:05:13+00:00

I’m running some analysis tools on our build like StyleCop/FXCop. What i’d like to

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I’m running some analysis tools on our build like StyleCop/FXCop.

What i’d like to achieve is auto-correct some of the warnings produced by these.

Do you think this can be done using the Roslyn CTP? is there any other tool that allows:

  1. Scanning my code text for some rule not being followed.
  2. Replacing this with the correct code.

Some of the operations can be done using a simple text replace of the VS editor, but more complicated things require use of some other tool.

So my question is – to this end, is the Roslyn CTP the tool to use? or what other tools exist for .NET for doing this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    This is certainly one of the scenarios that Roslyn addresses. Take a look at this walkthrough that demonstrates how to write a “Quick Fix” using Roslyn. In fact, the CTP also ships with a couple of samples that demonstrate how one could write stylecop / fxcop style rules using Roslyn.

    You can also glance through this document for an overview of the overall scope of the CTP.

    Disclaimer: I work for Microsoft on the Roslyn team.

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