📉ConsoleBase - NKS0006
Use ReadLine() from Input
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Use ReadLine() from Input
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This code analyzer detects the usage of ReadLine
from the standard Console
class found in the System
namespace. While this function brings some of the awesome features, such as the history and the positioning, they are limited in terms of flexibility.
Historically, it had problems with Mono on Linux not playing nice with these features, causing the console to register an incorrect character to the buffer, messing things up in the process.
The ReadLine()
provided by Nitrocid KS is a wrapper to Terminaux's console input reader feature, except that the settings are managed by Nitrocid KS and that their histories are saved once the kernel shuts down, further allowing flexibility.
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Error List
Caller uses Console.ReadLine
instead of ReadLine()
Suggestion Box
Use ReadLine()
instead of Console.ReadLine
Description
ReadLine()
provided by the input helper from Nitrocid allows you to seamlessly read a user input with settings provided by Terminaux.