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Re: code mangler

On Oct 25, 2004, at 3:58 PM, Brad BARCLAY wrote:

I've used some of the features in PMD prior to each of my projects final releases, however as much of what my project provides is an API, I can't really use the ability to get rid of unused code (as if I did, much of the API would be completely obliterated :) ).

You mean every line of your code isn't exercised by some test case somewhere? It should be. PMD is finding problems with your code. They just aren't quite what you thought they were.

(Of course, if your test cases are exercising your code, just make sure PMD sees your test cases too.)

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