While using VS2008, I have a word that is beging flaged by the static code
analysis tool as a violation of CA1703,
ResourceStrings ShouldBeSpelled Correctly. I have added the word to my
CustomDictionar y.xml file and set it's build action to
"CodeAnalysisDi ctionary". I still get the error.
The word is actually an abbreviation: ECN which means "Engineerin g Change
Notice." In my case, I need to refer to the ECN in the plural, so I have it
written as "ECNs" which is correct according to to Microsoft Manual of Style
V3 which states "form the plural of an acronum by adding an s with no
apostrophe." It further gives the examples of "APIs" and "CPUs" as correct
plural abreviations. Following this rule, "ECNs" is correct, but try as I
might, I cannot get the Visual Studio Static Code Analysis tool to stop
complaining about "ECNs". If I spell it in all uppercase as "ECNS" it's
happy, but with the "s" is lowercase, it complains. Is there a solution
short of using the SuppressMessage attribute?
3  1720 
Hello,
I think several rules do apply here:
1. Acronyms should only be capitalized if they consist of two letters.
2. All other acronyms should be spelled in PascalCase.
3. Well-known acronyms should be spelled all uppercase (API, CPU, etc)
4. With a plural, append a lowercase s
I hope I remember them all correctly - I don't have my Framework Design
Guidelines book around.
So... try Ecns.
Kind regards,
Henning Krause
"Joe Monnin" <Jo*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:9C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
While using VS2008, I have a word that is beging flaged by the static code
analysis tool as a violation of CA1703,
ResourceStrings ShouldBeSpelled Correctly. I have added the word to my
CustomDictionar y.xml file and set it's build action to
"CodeAnalysisDi ctionary". I still get the error.
The word is actually an abbreviation: ECN which means "Engineerin g Change
Notice." In my case, I need to refer to the ECN in the plural, so I have
it
written as "ECNs" which is correct according to to Microsoft Manual of
Style
V3 which states "form the plural of an acronum by adding an s with no
apostrophe." It further gives the examples of "APIs" and "CPUs" as
correct
plural abreviations. Following this rule, "ECNs" is correct, but try as I
might, I cannot get the Visual Studio Static Code Analysis tool to stop
complaining about "ECNs". If I spell it in all uppercase as "ECNS" it's
happy, but with the "s" is lowercase, it complains. Is there a solution
short of using the SuppressMessage attribute?
How do you PascalCase an acronym? Each letter represents the start of a word
so the whole thing would be uppercased, no? In any event, ECN is a well
known acronym in my industry. If ECNs was a variable name, I would have no
problem with your suggestion, but since this is a piece of text displayed to
the user, it should follow the MoS rules and be displayed ECNs. Are you
saying there is no way to to allow this with the CustomDictionar y?
"Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
Hello,
I think several rules do apply here:
1. Acronyms should only be capitalized if they consist of two letters.
2. All other acronyms should be spelled in PascalCase.
3. Well-known acronyms should be spelled all uppercase (API, CPU, etc)
4. With a plural, append a lowercase s
I hope I remember them all correctly - I don't have my Framework Design
Guidelines book around.
So... try Ecns.
Kind regards,
Henning Krause
"Joe Monnin" <Jo*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:9C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
While using VS2008, I have a word that is beging flaged by the static code
analysis tool as a violation of CA1703,
ResourceStrings ShouldBeSpelled Correctly. I have added the word to my
CustomDictionar y.xml file and set it's build action to
"CodeAnalysisDi ctionary". I still get the error.
The word is actually an abbreviation: ECN which means "Engineerin g Change
Notice." In my case, I need to refer to the ECN in the plural, so I have
it
written as "ECNs" which is correct according to to Microsoft Manual of
Style
V3 which states "form the plural of an acronum by adding an s with no
apostrophe." It further gives the examples of "APIs" and "CPUs" as
correct
plural abreviations. Following this rule, "ECNs" is correct, but try as I
might, I cannot get the Visual Studio Static Code Analysis tool to stop
complaining about "ECNs". If I spell it in all uppercase as "ECNS" it's
happy, but with the "s" is lowercase, it complains. Is there a solution
short of using the SuppressMessage attribute?
Hi Joe,
I'm not sure about the custom dictionary.
Kind regards,
Henning Krause
"Joe Monnin" <Jo*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
How do you PascalCase an acronym? Each letter represents the start of a
word
so the whole thing would be uppercased, no? In any event, ECN is a well
known acronym in my industry. If ECNs was a variable name, I would have
no
problem with your suggestion, but since this is a piece of text displayed
to
the user, it should follow the MoS rules and be displayed ECNs. Are you
saying there is no way to to allow this with the CustomDictionar y?
"Henning Krause [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>Hello,
I think several rules do apply here:
1. Acronyms should only be capitalized if they consist of two letters.
2. All other acronyms should be spelled in PascalCase.
3. Well-known acronyms should be spelled all uppercase (API, CPU, etc)
4. With a plural, append a lowercase s
I hope I remember them all correctly - I don't have my Framework Design
Guidelines book around.
So... try Ecns.
Kind regards,
Henning Krause
"Joe Monnin" <Jo*******@disc ussions.microso ft.comwrote in message
news:9C******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com...
While using VS2008, I have a word that is beging flaged by the static
code
analysis tool as a violation of CA1703,
ResourceStrings ShouldBeSpelled Correctly. I have added the word to my
CustomDictionar y.xml file and set it's build action to
"CodeAnalysisDi ctionary". I still get the error.
The word is actually an abbreviation: ECN which means "Engineerin g
Change
Notice." In my case, I need to refer to the ECN in the plural, so I
have
it
written as "ECNs" which is correct according to to Microsoft Manual of
Style
V3 which states "form the plural of an acronum by adding an s with no
apostrophe." It further gives the examples of "APIs" and "CPUs" as
correct
plural abreviations. Following this rule, "ECNs" is correct, but try
as I
might, I cannot get the Visual Studio Static Code Analysis tool to stop
complaining about "ECNs". If I spell it in all uppercase as "ECNS"
it's
happy, but with the "s" is lowercase, it complains. Is there a
solution
short of using the SuppressMessage attribute?
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