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Best practices question - how do you name your variables?

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FxCop supports a custom dictionary. (I don't know if it supports Unicode.) From FxCop FAQ[^]:

Create a file named CustomDictionary.xml. Add the following XML structure, with the new words (case insensitive) under the <Recognized> node.

<Dictionary>    <Words>
        <Recognized>
               <Word>aNewWord</Word>               <Word>AnotherNewWord</Word>        </Recognized>
    </Words>
</Dictionary>

To use the dictionary with all projects, place the file in the FxCop install directory (usually C:\Program Files\Microsoft FxCop). For project-specific dictionaries, place the file in a separate directory along with the project file. For the words to be recognized, you must close and restart FxCop after creating or modifying the custom dictionary.

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Vikram A Punathambekar

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Yup, I use that. Although, the only 'non-standard' name is conn, which I've added. :-O Cheers, Vikram.

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