/Community

Hi Brian, The support is free - as long as you are current on the subscription. We will always answer your questions. We also don't mind to write a couple of rules for you for free as part of the training process. Especially if the rule you want is on our to-do list (which is about 200 additional rules at the moment). It is a good idea to run ...

Hi Brian, Yes, you can develop own custom rules using CodeIt.Right SDK. We have a Tutorial: Creating Custom Rules available online, you can find more of these here - http://community.submain.com/content/Tutorials.aspx - CodeIt.Right SDK Documentation few examples in Custom Rule Repository We opened up and documented more of of the SDK in v1.1, ...

In addition to logging debug information as described above, you can do interactive debugging: 1) Open Visual Studio (copy #1) where you want to debug your custom rule Open project with your custom rule. Set output path for custom rule project (Project->Properties->Debug->Output path) to CodeIt.Right rules path (usually ...

To debug custom rules you can write log messages in to a file. To do that you reference "c:\Program Files\SubMain\CodeIt.Right for VS2005\SubMain.CodeItRight.Core.dll" and then use SubMain.Core.ExceptionHandling.UnhandledExceptionManager.LogHandler(string message) - writes into the CodeIt.Right log fileor ...

The best part about CodeIt.Right is that you are not limited to just the rule libraries included into the box. You can easily define your own (custom) rules. What makes this possible is the "CodeIt.Right SDK". The SDK documentation is available online at http://submain.com/codeit.right/sdk/ as well as locally as part of your CodeIt.Right ...

Jurgen, Please find two custom rules attached to this post (with source code). You will need to copy the CustomRules\CustomRules\bin\Debug\CustomRules.dll file to "c:\Program Files\SubMain\CodeIt.Right\Rules\" and then add the two new rules to your profile - ...