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SA1113: CommaMustBeOnSameLineAsPreviousParameter
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CommaMustBeOnSameLineAsPreviousParameter
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CheckId
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SA1113
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Category
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Readability Rules
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Cause
A comma between two parameters in a call to a C# method or indexer, or in the declaration of a method or indexer, is not placed on the same line as the previous parameter.
Rule Description
A violation of this rule occurs when a comma between two parameters to a method or indexer is not placed on the same line as the previous parameter. The following examples show correct placement of the comma:
public string JoinName(string first, string last)
{
string name = JoinStrings(
first,
last);
}
public int this[int x,
int y]
{
get { return this.items[x, y]; }
}
How to Fix Violations
To fix a violation of this rule, ensure that the comma is placed on the same line as the previous parameter.
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