问题
Is there a lint utility for ASP.NET MVC? Given that I frequently specify views and links via strings, when I move things around or change entity names I often break things, which I then only find out about when something fails at runtime.
回答1:
ReSharper's v6 (whose nightlies are now available, if you don't mind living on the edge) will catch this kind of error for you.
回答2:
You can use Refactor -> Rename and enable Search in Strings to replace every string in the solution
回答3:
Other option -- use the strongly typed helpers (which might still be in the futures assemblies). EG, Html.Action<ProductsController>(x => x.ShowProduct(id)) ; really the only way to fly.
回答4:
I don't know that there's something like that, but I'll tell you what I do: All my view names are in a struct that contains string constants. It's a pain to keep it sync'ed as the project changes, but it's worth it because you're far more likely to catch errors if you're using
ViewNames.Customer
rather than
"customer"
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5394907/lint-for-asp-net-mvc