C# - How do I check for missing scope.Complete() statements?

Question

Programmers on my team sometimes open a transaction and forget to include the scope.Complete() statement (see code block below). Any ideas on ways to either

1. Search our solution for missing scope.Complete() statements, or

2. Have Visual Studio automatically highlight or raise a warning for missing scope.Complete() statements?

Here's the line we miss:

 using(TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope())
 {
      /* Perform transactional work here */
      scope.Complete(); <-- we forget this line
      /* Optionally, include a return statement */
 }

What I have tried
 
I have tried using a ReSharper Custom Pattern for this purpose, with no luck. Ideally I would search for something like:

using(TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope())
{
    $statements1$
    [^(scope.Complete();)]
    $statements2$
}

However, ReSharper only accepts regular expressions for identifiers, not for statements, so this does not appear to work (http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/webhelp/Reference__Search_with_Pattern.html).

Any ideas? I'm open to using other plugins or tools as well.

Answer 1

Could you force programmers to use a custom API instead of the low-level scope.Complete stuff?

A closure will force usage of .Complete():

public static void Do(this TransactionScope scope, Action action) {
  using (scope) {
    action();
    scope.Complete();
  }
}

Then you could do:

new TransactionScope().Do(() => /* Transactional stuff */);