ReSharper 2.0 Build 236 += Bug?

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Created April 27, 2006 18:18

Looks like I discovered a bug in ReSharper 2.0 Build 236 for Visual Studio 2005.

Suppose I have a class Foo that defines the + operator:

public static Foo operator +(Foo f, string s) { ... }

Now suppose I have a class Bar, whose method M does this:

public void M() { Foo f = new Foo(); f += s; }

While the code compiles perfectly (zero warnings and errors), ReSharper flags the use of "+=" as an error, saying "Cannot convert source type string to target type Foo."

Can someone verify this? Thanks!

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Created April 27, 2006 18:23

This is a known problem, which have been fixed in build 237 (already
available)

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Looks like I discovered a bug in ReSharper 2.0 Build 236 for Visual Studio
2005.

Suppose I have a class Foo that defines the + operator:

public static Foo operator +(Foo f, string s) { ... }

Now suppose I have a class Bar, whose method M does this:

public void M() { Foo f = new Foo(); f += s; }

While the code compiles perfectly (zero warnings and errors), ReSharper
flags the use of "+=" as an error, saying "Cannot convert source type
string to target type Foo."

Can someone verify this? Thanks!

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