Author:admin

Date:2014-06-04T15:46:29.000000Z


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documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/eiffel-inspector/eiffel-inspector-rules/ca001-self-assignment.wiki

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-=Description=
-Assigning a variable to itself is a meaningless instruction due to a typing error. Most probably, one of the two variable names was misspelled. One example among many others: the programmer wanted to assign a local variable to a class attribute and used one of the variable names twice.
-
-=Details=
-{|
+:{|
 |-
 | '''Scope'''
 | Instruction
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 |  70
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+=Description=
+Assigning a variable to itself is a meaningless instruction due to a typing error. Most probably, one of the two variable names was misspelled. One example among many others: the programmer wanted to assign a local variable to a class attribute and used one of the variable names twice.
+
 =Example=
 <e>a := a
 </e>

documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/eiffel-inspector/eiffel-inspector-rules/ca071-self-comparison.wiki

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+:{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+| '''Scope'''
+| Instruction
+|-
+| '''Enabled'''
+| Yes
+|-
+| '''Severity'''
+| Warning
+|-
+| '''Applicability'''
+| All
+|-
+| '''Score'''
+|  70
+|}
+
 =Description=
 An expression comparing a variable to itself always evaluates to the same boolean value. The comparison is thus redundant. In an Until expression it may lead to non-termination. Usually it is a typing error.
 
-=Details=
-*Scope: Instruction
-*Enabled: Yes
-*Severity: Warning
-*Applicability: All
-*Score: 70
-
 =Example=
 <e>if a >= a then
 	...