Integrating Source Analysis with Refactoring tools

I noticed on Andrew Stopford's recent blog "Stylecop and Resharper" that an add on for Resharper allows style cop (Source Analysis) to be integrated.

This sounds like an excellent notion to me, however I have recently been grappling with the choice between Resharper and CodeRush and my decision was to go with CodeRush. I made this decision for a number of reasons:

because the trial period was longer
because its on Scott Hanselmann's Ultimate Developer Powertools list
I liked how easy it looked in the Summer of NHibernate screencasts by Steve Bohlen and he lists it in his favourite tools too
There's just 1 keystroke to activate it, whereas Resharper seems to have a unique keystroke for everything and I've only got so much spare space in my head for remembering these things.

I don't know if there are any plans to do the same for CodeRush, though because it's built ontop of the DXCore it should be quite possible...

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Howard van Rooijen (Thursday, November 13, 2008) #

Hi,

there are no plans at present - although when I first thought started the project - I actually started to write my own version of StyleCop based on DXCore, then MS released StyleCop externally and then we rolled out R# internally for all our developers.

It wouldn't be that hard to port the tool over to DXCore - you'd just need to redo the R# specific plumbing (highlighting, threading, quickfixes) - but much of the logic should be similar...