Which custom dictionary rule handles an acronym with a number?
Is there a way to make the code analysis spell-checker accept an acronym that contains a number?
I'm getting CA1704 and CA1709 warnings from code analysis in a C# application where I have identifiers with an acronym that contains a number. For example, "CheckAbc2deStatus". CA1704 wants to correct the spelling of Abc, while CA1709 wants "de" changed to "DE". I found Code analysis, Lost between CA1709 and CA1704 and have tried putting "Abc2de" in the code analysis dictionary as Words/Recognized/Word, Words/Compound/Term, and Acronyms/CasingExceptions/Acronym, but none of those entries will make the code analyzer happy. Other entries in the custom dictionary for "normal" acronyms work as expected.
I got it to work with:
Code:
public static bool CheckABC2DEStatus()
{
return true;
}
And in the Code Analysis Dictionary:
<Acronyms>
<CasingExceptions>
<Acronym>ABC</Acronym>
<Acronym>DE</Acronym>
</CasingExceptions>
</Acronyms>
The number seems to be treated as a word break, so I had to put the two halves in seperately.
If CheckABC2DEStatus isn't your preferred method name, let me know and I'll try and adjust the dictionary entry accordingly.
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