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Masnes: /* TypeScript */

2021-10-27T17:09:28Z

TypeScript

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	=== TypeScript ===		=== TypeScript ===
	Scan TypeScript source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for TypeScript files ~~only, unchecking the~~ other file extensions. Keep all the JavaScript rules, since they also apply to TypeScript.		Scan TypeScript source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for TypeScript files. You may wish to uncheck other file extensions. Keep all the JavaScript rules, since they also apply to TypeScript.

	When scanning TypeScript, create a JavaScript rule set and set the source file extensions to '''.ts''' and '''.tsx''', disabling or removing the other extensions.		When scanning TypeScript, create a JavaScript rule set and set the source file extensions to '''.ts''' and '''.tsx'''. We recommend disabling or removing the other extensions.

	When creating the scan, first scan for Embedded Strings (only), then add in Locale-Sensitive Methods, then General Patterns, and finally, Static File References, checking the Active issues found and also checking the Filtered list.

	~~These results will determine adjustments to make to the rule set~~.

	=== Ruby ===		=== Ruby ===

Masnes: /* Recommendations */

2021-10-27T17:08:15Z

Recommendations

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	These results will determine adjustments to make to the rule set.		These results will determine adjustments to make to the rule set.

	~~=== Python ===~~
	Scan Python source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.

	=== Ruby ===		=== Ruby ===

Rdaly: /* TypeScript */

2019-11-22T23:37:36Z

TypeScript

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	=== TypeScript ===		=== TypeScript ===
	Scan TypeScript source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for TypeScript files only, unchecking the other file extensions. Keep all the JavaScript rules, since they also apply to TypeScript.		Scan TypeScript source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for TypeScript files only, unchecking the other file extensions. Keep all the JavaScript rules, since they also apply to TypeScript.

			When scanning TypeScript, create a JavaScript rule set and set the source file extensions to '''.ts''' and '''.tsx''', disabling or removing the other extensions.

			When creating the scan, first scan for Embedded Strings (only), then add in Locale-Sensitive Methods, then General Patterns, and finally, Static File References, checking the Active issues found and also checking the Filtered list.

			These results will determine adjustments to make to the rule set.

	=== Python ===		=== Python ===

MaryH: /* Recommendations */

2019-08-06T21:18:18Z

Recommendations

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	== Recommendations ==		== Recommendations ==

			=== TypeScript ===
			Scan TypeScript source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for TypeScript files only, unchecking the other file extensions. Keep all the JavaScript rules, since they also apply to TypeScript.

	=== Python ===		=== Python ===

MaryH: /* Suggestions */

2018-03-23T23:19:38Z

Suggestions

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	Once you have finished with the above, you will be ready to scan code from your language with the new rule set. We recommend that you use the newly created rule set as a base rule set, and have project specific rule sets inherit from it. This properly separates language level and project level concerns, without requiring duplication of work.		Once you have finished with the above, you will be ready to scan code from your language with the new rule set. We recommend that you use the newly created rule set as a base rule set, and have project specific rule sets inherit from it. This properly separates language level and project level concerns, without requiring duplication of work.

	== ~~Suggestions~~ ==		== Recommendations ==

	=== Python ===		=== Python ===

MaryH at 23:15, 23 March 2018

2018-03-23T23:15:57Z

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	=== Python ===		=== Python ===
	Scan Python source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.		Scan Python source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.

			=== Ruby ===
			Scan Ruby source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Ruby supports single, double, and custom quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not custom) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Ruby language methods. Note that while Ruby supports optional parentheses when calling methods, JavaScript requires parentheses. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Ruby files.

			=== Managed C++ ===
			Scan Managed C++ with two Rule Sets: C++ Windows Unicode and C#. Managed C++ has .NET framework support. The C++ Windows Unicode Rule Set will search for standard C++ Locale-Sensitive Methods, along with Embedded Strings, General Patterns, and Static File References. The C# Rule Set (check only Locale-Sensitive Methods in the Scan Configuration) will search for .NET methods.

MaryH: /* Python */

2018-03-23T23:14:34Z

Python

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	=== Python ===		=== Python ===
	Scan Python with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.		Scan Python source code with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.

MaryH at 23:14, 23 March 2018

2018-03-23T23:14:18Z

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	== Suggestions ==		== Suggestions ==

	* Python: Scan with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.		=== Python ===
			Scan Python with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.

MaryH at 23:13, 23 March 2018

2018-03-23T23:13:14Z

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	== Suggestions ==		== Suggestions ==

			* Python: Scan with a JavaScript Rule Set. Python supports single, double, and triple quoted strings. JavaScript detects both single and double-quoted strings (but not triple) and has Locale-Sensitive Methods which can be modified to accommodate the Python language methods. Make sure you modify Source File Extensions to scan for Python files.

MaryH at 23:11, 23 March 2018

2018-03-23T23:11:21Z

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	Once you have finished with the above, you will be ready to scan code from your language with the new rule set. We recommend that you use the newly created rule set as a base rule set, and have project specific rule sets inherit from it. This properly separates language level and project level concerns, without requiring duplication of work.		Once you have finished with the above, you will be ready to scan code from your language with the new rule set. We recommend that you use the newly created rule set as a base rule set, and have project specific rule sets inherit from it. This properly separates language level and project level concerns, without requiring duplication of work.

			== Suggestions ==