I would like to open FxCop.exe (not the command line version) from VS 2010 with custom dictionary (Stored in a given path, not necessarily in FxCop folder) as a parameter. Can someone tell me how to do this?
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I would like to open FxCop.exe (not the command line version) from VS 2010 with custom dictionary (Stored in a given path, not necessarily in FxCop folder) as a parameter. Can someone tell me how to do this?
This can’t be done via the command line. However, (from a bit of Reflector spelunking) it looks like the UI application probably supports adding custom dictionaries via
CustomDictionarynodes inside theCustomDictionariesnode of an .fxcop project file.