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Import code duplicate analysis findings into the DTP Findings to begin investigating duplicate code in your IDE (see Importing Findings 指摘事項のインポート).
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Right-click on a finding to open a contextual menu of options.
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You can navigate through the instances of duplicate code associated with the finding from the DTP Finding Details view.
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The top node represents the first appearance of the duplicate code. Consecutive occurrences of the code are listed in order of appearance as children. You can perform the following actions:
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When you open the source code from the DTP Findings or DTP Finding Details view, the specific line of code that triggered the finding is highlighted.
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Suppressing Code Duplicate Analysis Findings
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Right-click on a finding in the DTP Findings view and choose Suppress... to open the suppression options.
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- Click OK to apply the suppression.
You can also suppress a specific instance of duplicate code by right-clicking on a child node in the DTP Finding Details view and choosing Suppress....
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