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Roslyn provides rich, code analysis APIs to open source C# and Visual Basic compilers. This enables you to access a wealth of information about your code from compilers, which you can then use for code-related tasks in your tools and applications. Roslyn dramatically lowers the barrier to entry for creating code-focused tools and applications, creating many opportunities for innovation.

...The toolchain also supports code tagging, i.e. you can include special tags within comments inside the source code. These are indexed separately and can be associated with any kind of URL, which can be opened from the searcher tool itself. Searching and indexing is based on the Lucene framework by Apache Software Foundation. The CodeXCavator can also be extended through plugins. Detailed documentation can be found in the Wiki of the project. NOTE: If you have some interesting syntax highlighter definitions feel free and send them to me, I will then integrate them into the next version. ...

...For e.g. if the project is structured like C:\Projects\OrderManager\BusinessLayer\Order.cs, the change pack would have same folder structure from BusinessLayer onward all the way down to the file. This is an obvious advantage in complex projects which have a very deeply nested folder structure.

CSS Scanner scans your projects (HTML, ASPX, PHP, JavaScript, jQuery) use of css classes and selectors and compares it to your CSS/stylesheet files. It then lists you those CSS selectors and classes that are not used or not defined and those which are used. This way it helps you get an overview of your CSS/stylesheet definitions and lets you easily clean them up. There's a precompiled .msi installer for Windows avaliable for download. Just install and find CSS Scanner in your start menu folder "CSS Scanner". Click on the info icons of the GUI if you need help.