Problem
The repository style explicitly forbids #region/#endregion directives, but JavaList.cs still contains one region pair. Removing it aligns the file with repo conventions.
Location
- File(s):
src/Mono.Android/Android.Runtime/JavaList.cs
- Line(s): 523 (
#region ArrayList "implementation") and 679 (#endregion)
Current Code
#region ArrayList "implementation"
//
// They provide "implementation" of java.util.ArrayList methods.
// ...
and near the end of the class:
return ToArray (new Java.Lang.Object [0]);
}
#endregion
}
Suggested Fix
Delete only the two directive lines:
- Remove line 523:
#region ArrayList "implementation"
- Remove line 679:
#endregion
Do not delete the code between them, and do not reflow the surrounding lines. The region name is already captured by the explanatory comment block immediately following line 523, so no replacement comment is needed.
Guidelines
- Repo style: Do NOT use
#region or #endregion.
- Keep the diff minimal — only the two directive lines change.
Acceptance Criteria
Fix-finder metadata
- Script:
03-region-directives
- Score:
30/30 (actionability: 10, safety: 10, scope: 10)
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Problem
The repository style explicitly forbids
#region/#endregiondirectives, butJavaList.csstill contains one region pair. Removing it aligns the file with repo conventions.Location
src/Mono.Android/Android.Runtime/JavaList.cs#region ArrayList "implementation") and 679 (#endregion)Current Code
and near the end of the class:
Suggested Fix
Delete only the two directive lines:
#region ArrayList "implementation"#endregionDo not delete the code between them, and do not reflow the surrounding lines. The region name is already captured by the explanatory comment block immediately following line 523, so no replacement comment is needed.
Guidelines
#regionor#endregion.Acceptance Criteria
#regionand#endregionremoved fromJavaList.csFix-finder metadata
03-region-directives30/30(actionability: 10, safety: 10, scope: 10)