In C#, how do I keep certain method calls out of the codebase entirely? -

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i'm trying rid of datetime.now method calls , replace them own getnow() method, may return fixed date testing purposes.

how can enforce no 1 adds datetime.now call in future? can use ndepend or stylecop check on continuous integration server?

with ndepend easy write rule:

// <name>forbid datetime.now, use xxx.getnow() instead</name> warn if count > 0 in  select methods  isdirectlyusing "optional:system.datetime.get_now()"

notice:

  • the prefix warn if count > 0 in transforms cql query rule
  • the way property referenced through string system.datetime.get_now()
  • the prefix optional means "don't emit compilation error if property get_now not found". makes sense since if code doesn't use anymore get_now(), not anymore referenced ndepend analysis.

also, generate original query...

select methods  isdirectlyusing "optional:system.datetime.get_now()"

...just right-click datetime.get_now() , choose select methods ... directly using me

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