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Coding C#. Currently using Visual Studo 2013. We use SpecFlow for BDD. Need to understand if there is a way to get a code coverage report from SpecFlow directly? Is there an add on that can get the report through SpecFlow? Or do we have to go to a different testing tool? Thanks.
You are going to need to use another tool. We use OpenCover with our SpecFlow tests on our app.
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I've searched for a good and complete manual on Blend for Visual Studio 2012 and/or 2013 for developing WPF Application with C#, but I still haven't found anything.
Do you know a complete and well-made manual to learn this software?
Here are some tutorial about design. For Windows 8 or Window phone 8 or WPF are the same basically.
http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/training-courses/designing-your-xaml-ui-with-blend-jump-start#?fbid=5WqBAoX8Aog
I suggest you to see more about Jerry Nixon videos.
http://blog.jerrynixon.com/2014/01/the-most-comprehensive-blend-for-visual.html
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I was wondering of there is a command in FreeBSD like "javac" to compile C#, VB and Pascal.
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You should probably take a look at the Mono project, and specifically Mono:FreeBSD
Installing that should at the very least let you compile and run C# applications.
If you install the "fpc" port, you can use "fpc" to compile pascal.
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I am looking for a lightweight alternative to MS Code Contracts. Basically an alternative for Contract.Requires and Contact.Ensure. I don't even care about the rewriting - just something simple I can plug in for checking parameters and results. For example, I did find http://lightcontracts.codeplex.com/ but this is now 4 years old.
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You might check out CuttingEdge.Conditions or Lakad Rules which is part of the Lokad Shared Libraries:
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I have an app that my users use to build objects. For example, they will create a "user" object and add properties (name, address, etc).
I would like to use an environment like the one Visual Studio uses on its class designer or entity designer.
Is there a library out there that will help me with this?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Look at the Visualization and Modeling SDK. This helps you build a graphical DSL. Among other things, it comes with a template for a "class designer" DSL. You can start from there, and modify as needed.
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I want to make a tool to check the naming convention and comments standard in C#. Can any one help me on that, what flow I have to follow?
Rather than write your own, why not customise StyleCop:
StyleCop analyzes C# source code to
enforce a set of style and consistency
rules. It can be run from inside of
Visual Studio or integrated into an
MSBuild project.