[RC]False positive error in VB
i have following if statement in my code:
If mParameter.Datenherkunft = ListenDatenherkunft.Basisoptimierung = True Then
...
End If
R# release candiate flag this as an error with the message "Cannot apply operator '=' to operands of type 'TD70.ListenDatenherkunft' and 'Boolean'".
This error wasn't shown in former builds. If i add parantheses around the first comparison the error disappears. But it's normal practice of VB programmers to omit parantheses in If statements (which i can't understand:)).
Regards
Klaus
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Hello Klaus,
I couldn't reproduce this behavior. Could you please attach a small demo
solution? Thank you!
Andrey Serebryansky
Senior Support Engineer
JetBrains, Inc
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unfortunately i aslo can't reproduce the behavior in a small solution. But it's definitely there:
Maybe it's because of the complexity of the source code. The file where the error occurs is a large file (> 10.000 lines). The variable mParameter is defined as protected member variable in a base class.
As the code is redundant (comparison with true is not needed, the programmer who wrote the code was a beginner) i will remove the second comparison.
Regards
Klaus