I got the following code:
protected virtual string FormatException(Exception exception, int intendation)
{
Contract.Requires(intendation >= 0);
Contract.Requires<ArgumentNullException>(exception != null);
Contract.Ensures(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(Contract.Result<string>()));
var msg = exception.ToString().Replace("\r\n", "\r\n".PadRight(intendation, '\t'));
string text = string.Format("\r\n******* EXCEPTION ********\r\n\t{0}", msg);
return text;
}
It gives me
Warning 19 CodeContracts: e开发者_高级运维nsures unproven: !String.IsNullOrEmpty(Contract.Result())
Why?
I don't know if the String.Format()
function has any contracts but it could only promise that the result != null
, an empty string is a valid result.
I checked: String.Format() only ensures result != null
You can simply fix it by inserting an Assume()
:
Contract.Assume(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(text));
return text;
But I would seriously reconsider making result is not empty part of your contract here. Does it really matter to the callers?
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