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@MathieuGuindon will it be possible to have alerts to unused references in VBA through RD like there is in VS? If the Scritping library is referenced but not actually being used it’ll alert to possibly remove.

@IvenBach absolutely!

I actually want that as part of the add/remove references dialog... which I desperately need to get back to

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier synchronized pull request #3956: Introducing Busy state and SuspendParser action

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] [codecov[bot]](github.com/apps/codecov) commented on pull request #3956: Introducing Busy state and SuspendParser action

@Duga sooo glad I got unit tests set up for this. Thanks @Vogel612/@M.Doerner! Note: I cheated a bit and didn't MT, but left a comment to kindly not to do it in production. ;)

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@TweetingDuck @MathieuGuindon You should ping Joel and let him know about our ducky.

@IvenBach he knows... I'm sure he knows

he's been pinged about RD before, I mean ;-)

Has he ever responded though? :p

nope

I gotta get off my duff and fix that about window...

:+1:

I wonder what demonstration of RD that Joel need to “blows his socks off”...I’m dreaming...:)

I guess I need to active that CamTasia license, and put that YouTube channel to use

...but first, sleep!

'night!

> Our general rule is that if the correct length of an answer is a whole book you are asking too much. These questions feel like showing up

I do that too often...

IIRC, the synchronise attribute stuff has been removed/deactivated because of the issue of synching up the tokens. Could we maybe, as a first step, revive it for the module attributes?

The module attributes to not need synching up of contexts and it would help very much for setting the predeclared attribute.

Anyone any good with command line and VBA?

I have a vba script which correctly prints out a variable's value in the command prompt window but returns the variable string rather than it's value to immediate window i.e. echo %newest% returns "Test1.csv" in command prompt window but returns %newest% to immediate window. I am retrieving with CreateObject("wscript.shell").exec("cmd /c cd C:\Users\User\Desktop\Testfolder && (for /f ""eol=: delims="" %F in ('dir /b /od *.csv') do @set ""newest=%F"" ) && echo %%newest%%").StdOut.ReadAll

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA created pull request #3958: Fix ExecuteCode/unit tests to work with VB6 to merge WaynePhillipsEA/Rubberduck/next into rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/next

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[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA commented on pull request #3958: Fix ExecuteCode/unit tests to work with VB6

> closes #3953

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@M.Doerner the Not operator is unary too. Even when used as a dual operator, it is effectively unary as the RHS is ignored IIRC

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e.g. 'Not 50' yields -51... as does '50 Not 12345678'

But Not is listed as logical operator. Those have their own rules for the declared type of the return value.

Btw, there are no 'Byte` literals. So, Not 50 is bitwise negation of the Integer 50.

It's not implemented as a logical operator

?TypeName(Not CByte(50))

To anyone of the VB6 users, does the VB6 editor convert input text like the VBE, i.e. does it strip whitespace and convert date literals into US format?

The Not operator being implemented as a bitwise operator is one reason why you should never use Boolean to represent the BOOL return value in API calls. If you do, you end up with a Boolean that is stuffed with a 1 value rather than the usual -1 value, and this comes apparent when you later use the Not operator on that Boolean, which evaluates to -2 rather than zero, so doesn't act like you expect.

@M.Doerner dates do get put into US format.

Thanks

That makes evaluating date literals easier.

np. remind me... what's the whitespace thing

The VBE strips whitespace at the end of non-empty lines and between a function name and the opening parenthesis.

I'll double check, but I'm sure it does

There is more, but I do not remember everything.

It presents what it thinks the p-code it derived corresponds to.

checked... same as VBA

That prevents a few headaches on our side.

Small parts if the grammar depend on it to disambiguate things.

sure, makes sense

similar to the assumption that code compiles

actually, that's another thing we need to sort for VB6... the 'compile before parse' option. I think @this might need update his runtime registry setting

Hi, I have posted my earlier command line vba query to SO here if anyone is able to answer please.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier commented on pull request #3958: Fix ExecuteCode/unit tests to work with VB6

@WaynePhillipsEA I think I'm missing something here. This is a RD's setting and it should be working anywhere. Are you saying it's not working?

@M.Doerner I don't think we need attributes for that. We can just read the typelib via the typelib API and get all the attributes that way.

github.com/rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/pull/…

That also means you do not have to synchronize anything - you only need to check it again if you think it might have been changed. Since it requires UI thread, you'll want to cache the results, however.

@this sorry I meant the registry check that you make to ensure that Compile On Demand is off. I think the registry path will need adjustment

oh that makes sense. so the path is different, I assume?

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA commented on pull request #3958: Fix ExecuteCode/unit tests to work with VB6

> No we don't lose anything. IVBETypeInfo was just being used for the GetStdModAccessor member, which I've now located on IVBEComponent. There shouldn't be any side effects.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier commented on issue #3817: Rubberduck.Extension should add CommandLineSafe DWORD value

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier reopened issue #3817: Rubberduck.Extension should add CommandLineSafe DWORD value

@mansellan if you can provide me with registry keys I need to include to support VS6 addin registration, I can update the installer.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA commented on issue #3817: Rubberduck.Extension should add CommandLineSafe DWORD value

@mansellan (I do presume it's at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Visual Basic\6.0\Addins with similar values we already use ATM for VBA but I just want to make sure that's all we need).

I also need the VS6's equivalent of HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\X.0\Common (where BackgroundCompile and CompileOnDemand settings are stored).

@this yep, this is all I had to add:

@this hmm, not seeing those settings. Looks like most of that stuff would be stored under the root key, but those 2 are not there:

Try and fiddle with the setting via VS6

not all keys are created until you actually tweak the settings

ah ok

(it has the options right?)

where are they in vba?

nvm i found them

Tools -> Options -> General

(too slow)

looks like HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\Microsoft Visual Basic

hmm.... afaict its nowhere under [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Visual Basic\6.0\

and hte values are the same name & types?

just diffed with the option on and off, hive is binary identical

@mansellan look one folder higher as per @WaynePhillipsEA suggestion?

hm. did you close the VS6 between the diff?

I didn't need to close, change acted immediately

ok

@WaynePhillipsEA I only have the default key at that level?

@this no, let me try that

checked the .vbp not there (wouldn't expect it to be, but you never know)

@mansellan, you sure? weird... definitely all there on my machine

@WaynePhillipsEA ah misread you're talking about VBA right?

nope, vb6

oh!

wow - thanks MS, putting VB6 settings under /VBA...

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] PeterMTaylor commented on pull request #3948: Remove the restrictions on the admin elevation

confirmed

@mansellan, great thanks

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VBA\Microsoft Visual Basic]
"OBGroupMembers"=dword:00000000
"AutoValueTips2"=dword:00000001
"AutoQuickTips2"=dword:00000001
"AutoStatement2"=dword:00000001
"DragDropInEditor"=dword:00000001
"EndProcLine"=dword:00000001
"CompileOnDemand"=dword:00000001
"BackGroundCompile"=dword:00000000

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder commented on issue #3817: Rubberduck.Extension should add CommandLineSafe DWORD value

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier created pull request #3959: Update the installer & registry script for VS6 support to merge bclothier/Rubberduck/UpdateInstallerForVS6 into rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/next

Reviewing the VBESettings, I see that particular duck quacks but needs batteries.... doh!

It's using the VBA version to work out the registry path but VS6 is a VBA6, so that won't help me. I have to know the host environment, I think.

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[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] mansellan commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

@Duga #NotComplicatedAtAllNope

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] PeterMTaylor opened issue #3960: Feature request for Code Inspection, group by By Location. Collapse ALL inspections.

> Using Version 2.2.6685.5179 (2.2.0.3137-pre) resuming what I meant to start again as a small testing on a cDataset sheet I have to work on. This file contains the project summary of 47 modules / 35 classes / 6 forms / 117 Document objects (sheets) that needs refactoring to adapt proper coding practices that RD considers best. With the Code Inspection grouping set to "By location". Just one little annoyance with Code Inspections I want to document here is a request to collapse ALL inspections i

@Vogel612 I don't understand why the codecov apparently include random files that doesn't have anything to do w/ the commits. Example: codecov.io/gh/rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/pull/3956/…

you mean the SmartIndenterParentMenu.cs?

and RubberduckIocInstaller, too - there's lot of files in there

I think GH diffs to merge-base and codecov diffs to target

Unfortunately it's not really helping me understand what I am missing on the test coverage.

missing?

well, I thought the whole point of the codecov was to help flag lines that are not being hit by our test suite.

RootComWrapperFactory is on 0% coverage

the green-red in the codecov diff is just add-delete

but that's just the thing. I am nowhere close to that in the PR.

it's not related to coverage by itself

But there's a green/red on the left column

I thought the green/red on the left column indicates the hit/miss

and they are independent of the green/red on the rest of the line which are +/= for commits.... but come to think of that, those aren't in the commit, either.

codecov kinda sucks ...

like ... badly

:(

Welp, for now I'll have to pretend I did cover all cases with the changes I made.

not too late to evaluate an alternative product for code coverage?

...just thinking...

maybe I need to adjust the codecov.yml to include the changed folders in the report?? :/

@PeterMTaylor didn't yet find a product that supported C# coverage

coverity and codeclimate are on it though, afaik

@this I was not concerned about getting the attributes, which we do already, but having a refactoring that sets them.

codecov apparently has a slack channel

Maybe ask there?

@M.Doerner oh i see.

hmm ... apparently there is a NuGet package for Coveralls.Io

NuGet coveralls. That sounds... messy....

duck check: if I write a tiny (~100 SLoC) support utility (to be added to /tools?), the code in there doesn't have to be obsessive about patterns etc?

I don't see that Coveralls.Io has C# on their list yet. C and C++ though.

@mansellan why not a separate repo?

@Vogel612 yep that sounds more sensible

@PeterMTaylor apparently there is a community-created tool to upload coverage to coveralls.io

okay...is the Codedev in XML form to be translated?

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] Vogel612 added label user-interface to issue #3960: Feature request for Code Inspection, group by By Location. Collapse ALL inspections.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] Vogel612 added label feature-inspections to issue #3960: Feature request for Code Inspection, group by By Location. Collapse ALL inspections.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] Vogel612 added label enhancement to issue #3960: Feature request for Code Inspection, group by By Location. Collapse ALL inspections.

@PeterMTaylor we currently use OpenCover as coverage runner, which seems to be supported by that community project

...bit confused... So Codedev translates the analysis (?OpenCover? like a wrapper?)...?!?!?!

just trying to join the dots in me sleepy head

My guess: OpenCover => tells you which line of code gets hit in a given test. It makes some report which is then submitted to CodeCov (or Coveralls), which proceed to compare from prior build/commit report and come up with a difference analysis.

won't hurt to try I guess on your development branch. Do you need the next branch to test out .yml changes?

OpenCover has no history or any memory of any previous tests. All it can give you is a big list of lines that was hit, and wasn't. On its own, it's not very easy to use, which is why we need reporting tools that can look at the commit history, etc.

  before_build:
    - cinst innosetup
-   - cinst codecov
+   - cinst coveralls.net
    - cinst opencover.portable
====
  test_script:
    # we use -returntargetcode to fail the build if tests fail
    - OpenCover.Console.exe -register:user -returntargetcode -target:"nunit3-console.exe" [...]
    # when using test_script, after_test seems to not be executed
-   - codecov -f "Rubberduck_Coverage.xml"
+   - csmacnz.coveralls.exe --opencover -i "Rubberduck_Coverage.xml"

(AIUI, at least)

these changes should get us onto coveralls.io

note that we can actually run two coverage tools in parallel

i'd do that for a while.

also note that the yml changes are not supposed to trigger the build (though they currently totally do)

make sure that the other ship is seaworthy before we jump the sinking ship, no?

parallel per user or per branch into appvoyer?

here's a sample with some more extensive arguments for coveralls

@PeterMTaylor neither

okay

I have been given some VBA related project

can someone help me

nice example. had a chuckle processing GameOfLife.sln file.

grab a gun and shoot me

no I detest violence unless we are joking... but we could do our best...

hello @Slereah. Please to meet you.

Hello

It's some legacy code from some old company gestion excel sheet

Written by someone who did not actually know how to program

hello. install rubberduck, run inspections and show your boss what a mess they gave you

It's 10.000 lines of terrible code

Full of undocumented hidden sheets

well, we can't eat the elephant in one go, so as Vogel suggested run the RD code, do an assessment to see what qualifies as "bite size" you can handle. from that, you can guage what nexts steps. The bonus is feedback back to our community how to support your code going forward.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner opened issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

Well, the one good thing is that I don't actually need to touch the code

The goal is to transfer all this mess into an online application

I just need to understand what it does

as in Azure online or a webserver?

webserver

@Slereah BLAM!

does this webserver have a name?

None yet

@Slereah That's awesome.

okay no worries.

@Duga urghlhlglhlglhrhrgrhlrlgrhrhl

dammit VBA

really I don't have anything against VBA specifically but the big issue is always the kind of people who decide to do a VBA application

That's how you end up with nothing but raw column and row numbers in the code

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label bug to issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

And just a giant stack of commands that could be replaced by a loop

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label feature-inspections to issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

@Duga I was not sure whether to use bug or enhancement; went with bug.

Yeah, most "programmers" don't know anything worth knowing.

what may the primary purpose of these commands do? Are they all stacked together to achieve an objective?

@PeterMTaylor putting data from one sheet to another sheet

I finish a project, get it deployed to dev, and go from 100% busy to 100% nothing in my court.

@Hosch250 you could write the Code Metrics UI

At work?

I could, but I think I'll grub up something to refactor or work on my proposal to replace one of our systems.

are you allowed @Hosch250 to play around with the backlog tickets to give yourself some more work?

@PeterMTaylor Yes.

But there really aren't any.

well then. :) have fun.

ATM, we don't have any new features in dev; we are just doing support work.

woot? make some more based on your observation of the current system. Would you understand DevOps?

So we have a whole IT department in a company that doesn't know how to run itself like an IT shop.

@PeterMTaylor Oh boy, yes, but I don't have dev ops privs.

Well, to a certain extent.

For example, take auto-deployment.

could you "in principal" makes some DevOps work in development for support?

...just throwing a towel here...

If it was Azure, I could get it set up without the migrations in 1 minute, and with the migrations by the end of the day. I don't know how to access our webservers as it is, though, even theoretically having access to them.

Another of our devs has it almost done, fortunately.

@PeterMTaylor Possibly.

I'm sure you can find opportunities translated into tickets into some work once approved. :) anyhow time for bed for me.

Yes, that's basically what I said about the refactorings or my proposal for a rewrite (because a refactoring would be just too big to do without approval, really).

See you tomorrow.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier commented on issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

Don't give up @Slereah. Just breath and take small steps. Its just comes down to how to solve a problem in abstract form which specific steps with RD can help out guage what's needed.

@this isn't that the issue described? that these should be compared as dates instead of the current behaviour of comparing as doubles...

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label inspection-false-positive to issue #3962: Unreachable case inspection does not perform correct arthmetics for all types

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner opened issue #3962: Unreachable case inspection does not perform correct arthmetics for all types

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label bug to issue #3962: Unreachable case inspection does not perform correct arthmetics for all types

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label feature-inspections to issue #3962: Unreachable case inspection does not perform correct arthmetics for all types

@Vogel612 read carefully. From what I see it looks like it's comparing as doubles, not as dates.

IOW, it's just sugar.

Dates are Doubles for comparison purposes, per spec.

oohhh ...

@M.Doerner Ok, that makes sense. Otherwise date1 To date2 wouldn't have made sense, I think.

Actually, they are Doubles with different formatting and bounds checking.

Yeah, it's really a double with less "valid values" than an actual double.

Semantically, that makes sense.

I sympathize the variation of dates you mentioned eariler @M.Doerner

night

as long the engine parses the date literals into corresponding double value, it should be OK.

night

BTW, I hate that it converts all dates to US format and not ISO.

yeah back in 90s, globalization wasn't exactly in front of MS's mind.

but even if they didn't care for globaization they still screwed it up because it's too ambiguous even using only US formats

but I also hate that it tries too hard. Even in a US region setting, it's valid to enter #23/04/2018#

Note that they strip the zeros in #06/05/2018#.

which isn't too unambiguous and will get converted to #04/23/2018# but that can be very confusing and misleading.

you get #6/5/2018#

yeah

You can even leave out the year.

Then you get an implementation dependent one.

in Access i consistently format date fields in an uniform manner for UI. In programming, I always use the ISO where I need literals or must put date in a string for some reason.

In Excel, it is the current year.

yeah, I don't really mind that. This is helpful for data entry since people usually like to put in only 4/23 or even 4 23 or maybe 4-23, and all works. That's good for UI. But the database better store it as 2018-04-23 and no any other format is acceptable to me.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner opened issue #3963: Unreachable case inspection does not understand VBA logical operators

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label bug to issue #3963: Unreachable case inspection does not understand VBA logical operators

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label inspection-false-positive to issue #3963: Unreachable case inspection does not understand VBA logical operators

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner added label feature-inspections to issue #3963: Unreachable case inspection does not understand VBA logical operators

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] WaynePhillipsEA commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner commented on issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

> For reference, by section 2.1 of the VBA specification, a date is an 8-byte IEEE 7541985 floating oint number, i.e. a Single, that is interpreset as the (fractional) number of days since(positive)/before(negative) midnight of December 30, 1899.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] MDoerner commented on issue #3961: Unreachable case inspection does not understand dates

> For reference, by section 2.1 of the VBA specification, a date is an 8-byte IEEE 7541985 floating point number, i.e. a Single, that is interpreted as the (fractional) number of days since(positive)/before(negative) midnight of December 30, 1899.

@Duga @M.Doerner don't you mean Double? Single are 4 bytes.

@Duga I'm curious --- does EasyHook have the potential to trip up security mechanisms? I understand that Windows may try to prevent hooking into system DLLs?

@this well we're already using it to hook into the VB runtime itself..

that's in the Microsoft shared, isn't it?

I have a week off in 5 weeks.

Maybe I can take a look at that UI then.

IDK if we already do that for any system DLL in the System32/SysWOW64 -just curious if this trips alarm bells.

@Hosch250 I'll be in Orlando in 5 weeks :)

@this hmm

@MathieuGuindon Nice.

The great thing about OSS is I don't need you around to do the UI :)

lol

@this potentially. Never personally seen anything flagged for just hooking a function, but I would guess it would depend on the function being hooked as to whether it could be regarded as potentially malicious.

found this, though: codeproject.com/Articles/27637/…

that's using injection though. This is just function hooking.

Oh ok, didn't realize there's a difference.

I do see in other references EasyHook basically is a user-mode hooking, so there's that.

yeah, injection is where you 'inject' a DLL into a process at runtime. Our RD DLLs are already loaded, and were just basically modifying a function pointer

Arguably, if EasyHook does offer injection features, it could well trigger red flags by just referencing the library itself.

that article is old, though. I think we have more recent version of EH now

plus we already have it referenced without any known issues to date

and it was mentioned that it changed between then and now, so hopefully no injection. Yeah, it'd ahve been reported by everyone already, I think.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] mansellan commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

> @WaynePhillipsEA that's hugely appreciated, and very timely. Something odd is going on atm - I'm putting the exact same bytes in the exact same place on the clipboard as is done by CopyFace, and it's not wroking correctly. Office is doing something else under the covers that I'm not seeing atm.

OK, GTK. Just didn't know how security mechanisms applies to hooking to system functions.

bbl

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] bclothier commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

> I'm pretty sure it's similar to what I mentioned earlier, what you write in, isn't what you read out. It is likely doing more than just eating some bytes.

RegEx question: I have the string abc 11.22.33. If the string contains the pattern \d{2}.\d{2}.\d{2}, I want to return whatever came before it ("abc " in this case). How do I modify my RegEx pattern to do this?

you need a grouping expression.

so prolly (.+)\d{2}\.\d{2}\.\d{2}

something like ([*]) \d{2}.\d{2}.\d{2} ?

OK, that would prolly do it too... :)

note that the . is special

so that would match stuff like abc 11 22|33

which you might not want

so if you want literal ., escape it, too.

. is one char, right? I want * so it's one or more...

ah, yes, those .s...

sure.

yeah, they'd need to be escaped.

let them fly free, man!

how, with VBA RegEx, do I then return the grouped expression so I can use it?

lol^^

uh..... in the Replace, you backreference them as {1}... something.

hrm... but I don't want to replace the numeric part, I just want to return the alpha part (which could, potentially, contain numberics)

I guess I could replace the matching part with nothing, that would yield just the non-matching part which is what I'm after...

technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/…

i sue this as a reference for VBScript regex.

because it's..... wonderfully quirky

I was here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/…

turns out it's $1 for the first grouping expression.

I'll read the other, too

@FreeMan Danger, Will Robinson. Thar be .NET there.

.NET RegEx != VBScript RegEx

I did note that, too...

has nobody ever compiled a COM-visible .net DLL that wraps System.Text.RegularExpressions.RegEx?

BTW- I think The Scripting Guys are named Cleese, Palin & Idle

@MathieuGuindon no... now that you mention that, it sounds painfully stupidly obivous....

@FreeMan lol

I'm having some very odd behavior on my work machine. Just had a new machine installed a few weeks ago running Win10. Every now and then, I'll be typing in the VBE and suddenly the Access or Excel parent process will get the focus and I'll end up typing characters there.

It might just be a memory issue... As I was typing that up, a red smudge suddenly appeared in the text box, then a few moments later it disappeared.

Maybe I'll confirm it's OK with my IT guy and run memtest86+ on it over the weekend...

weird...

@duga @this My level of concentration is too low to do basic math.

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] mansellan commented on issue #3952: VB6 editor is missing menu and commandbar icons

[rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck] retailcoder commented on issue #3960: Feature request for Code Inspection, group by By Location. Collapse ALL inspections.