redundant-resource-ref

Flags the legacy @ prefix on resource references.

Rationale

@Rez.Strings.foo and Rez.Strings.foo compile to the same thing — the @ is a vestigial marker from older Monkey C syntax. Dropping it removes noise without changing behavior.

What triggers

Any expression of the form @<resource reference>, e.g.:

dc.drawText(@Rez.Strings.AppName);

Example

Before:

function onLayout(dc as Dc) as Void {
    dc.drawText(@Rez.Strings.AppName);
}

After --fix:

function onLayout(dc as Dc) as Void {
    dc.drawText(Rez.Strings.AppName);
}

Fix

The fix replaces the @-prefixed expression with the underlying resource reference, dropping the @.