This code analyzer detects the usage of Write from the standard Console class found in the System namespace. The Write function from that class used to be so good in Nitrocid's very early days until we started to support Linux systems.
Since then, we were suffering from the VT sequence problems and the correct positioning of the Linux console cursor, causing Console.CursorLeft and CursorTop to report incorrect values. We've made a wrapper class that works around this problem using the GetFilteredPositions function from ConsoleExtensions, and it worked well on most situations, especially after the usage of the master VT sequence regular expression matching.
TextWriterColor.Write() deals with this scenario before trying to use the plain writer to write to the console so that the cursor positioning is correct after the write. It also uses your current console driver for further flexibility.
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Recommendation
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Error List
Caller uses Console.Write instead of TWC.Write()
Suggestion Box
Use TWC.Write() instead of Console.Write
Description
TextWriterColor.Write() contains workarounds for VT sequences needed for Linux hosts to properly report the correct position post-write. Its overloads also allow you to specify the color and the line writing.
