Sashidhar Kokku

.NET and beyond...

<December 2008>
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
30123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
28293031123
45678910


Navigation

Blogs I visit...

Subscriptions

News

http://www.csthota.com/blogmap/ Listed on BlogShares Terror Alert Level TestDriven.NET Blogwise - blog directory

Post Categories



Monday, May 23, 2005 - Posts

Reduce FxCop errors by using Custom Dictionaries.
Often there comes a time, when you really want to use FxCop as is, but keep getting annoyed with its stupid issues about spelling out the variable names properly. Some organizations want to use a "m" suffix for member data, and a "p" suffix for method parameters, and FxCop keeps yelling at that library...so...how do we overcome that ...well....to a certain extent? Create a custom dictionary !!!
  • Open MS word
  • Type in all the words you want to use in code into the dictionary, eg, company name, technology name.
  • Obviously MS Word will start yelling at you for these words don't make any sense.
  • Right click on them , and say "Add to dictionary"
and tadaaa....you are all set. Now, if you try to run FxCop on your existing code, it will complain less.

posted Monday, May 23, 2005 9:01 PM by sskokku with 0 Comments




Powered by Dot Net Junkies, by Telligent Systems