Agent Smith Plugin

Agent Smith is C# code style validation plugin for ReSharper (Visual Studio plugin).

Any additions to the plugin with features you need are welcome.

Donations are also gratefully welcome :)

Current version 1.4.3 (11/07/2010) includes following features:

Naming convention validation.
XML comment validation.
Spell checking (XML comments, string literals, identifiers and resource files).
Smart paste.
Comment reflowing (Basic reflowing of XML comments for now)

Naming Conventions.

Plugin has interface that allows you to specify what naming rules should be applied to certain declarations.

Naming rules include

Obligatory prefixes
Obligatory suffixes
Prefixes that should be avoided.
Suffixes that should be avoided.
Casing rules: Camel, Pascal, Uppercase.
Regular Expression rules.

Declaration to which a naming rule applies is identified by one or more matching rules. In a Matching rule following can be specified:

Declaration type.
Visibility
Attribute declaration is marked with.
Base class of interface (for classes and interfaces).
For a naming rule also non matching rules can be specified in similar way.

For each kind of rule plugin highlights incorrect declaration and suggests quickfixes(except regular expressions).

XML comment validation.

Agent Smith can check that certain declaration have xml comments. And have flexible configuration interface for specifying what members shall have comments.

Spell check.

Agent Smith performs spell checking of

XML comments
C# string literals
C# identifiers. Identifiers are split by camel humps and checked against dictionary.
Resource files (it can automatically choose appropriate dictinary depending on resource file extension)

and suggests quick fixes (Word suggestions, Replace with <see cref...).

Open Office dictionaries can be imported so a few languages are virtually supported.

Smart paste.

If you are smart pasting a text into XML comment Agent Smith will insert '///' characters at line breaks and optionally escape XML reserved characters. If you are smart pasting into a string literal Agent Smith will escape string characters correspondingly.