Author: fast
  Date: 2011-10-07 15:02:55 -0700 (Fri, 07 Oct 2011)
  New Revision: 172 - (https://svn.ict.usc.edu/vh_public/changeset/172)
  
  
Log:
vhmsg - merging changes from VH repository r10779, r10795, r10801, r10822, 
r10823, r10837, r10838, r10840, r10843, r10845, r10872, r10873, r10874

r10779
build - fixed lint build config due to folder name change

r10795
vhmsg - turned StyleCop checking on.  It will not run StyleCop if it's not 
present in \Tools (for those who don't have it checked out into their project). 
 It currently has all rules turned off, until these projects conform to our 
chosen set of rules.

r10801
vhmsg - added FxCop project file, and run FxCop on it as a post-build step.  
Only runs in Debug mode since FxCop likes to have the .pdb with it.  Currently 
the .FxCop file has all rules disabled, until we decide which rules we want to 
enforce.

r10822
vhmsg - enabled some stylecop rules

r10823
vhmsg - turned off stylecop StaticElementsMustAppearBeforeInstanceElements

r10837
vhmsg - added more stylecop rules

r10838
vhmsg - added more stylecop rules

r10840
vhmsg - added some FxCop rules.  Only run FxCop on debug builds.

r10843
vhmsg - added more stylecop rules

r10845
vhmsg - added more FxCop rules

r10872
vhmsg - removed ttu_notify(), not being used, and I think implemented 
incorrectly.  Cleaned up ttu_notify1() and ttu_notify2().

r10873
vhmsg - added ttNoticeNQ(), which is an alternate version of ttNotice() that 
doesn't surround the arguments with quotes, and if you send a single long 
message with quotes around it, vhmsg will handle it correctly.  Left the 
existing ttNotice() alone so as to not break any existing agent code.

r10874
vhmsg-java - check for empty prefix on msg before adding it to the map.  This 
is to prevent crashes on a completely empty message.  Not sure why these are 
getting sent out, but this check will prevent it.

  
  Added:
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/samples/elbench/cs/Settings.StyleCop
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/samples/elbench/cs/elbenchcs.FxCop
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-net/Settings.StyleCop
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-net/vhmsg-net.FxCop
  Modified:
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/samples/elbench/cs/AssemblyInfo.cs
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/samples/elbench/cs/elbenchcs.cs
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/samples/elbench/cs/elbenchcs.csproj
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-c/include/vhmsg-tt.h
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-c/src/vhmsg-tt.cpp
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-c/vhmsg.vcproj
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-java/src/edu/usc/ict/vhmsg/VHMsg.java
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-net/AssemblyInfo.cs
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-net/vhmsg-net.csproj
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-net/vhmsg.cs
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-tcl/src/elvish.cpp
   trunk/lib/vhmsg/vhmsg-tcl/src/elvish.h


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