dipayan samanta

• Jul 17th, 2007

 

goto>control panel->system->advanced->user variables.

goto the Path title and edit it. Add the path of C# compiler. then save and exit. it's same as SETPATH in JAVA. the you can create your dir anywhere in your HDD and run program from DOS prompt.

PeterVH

• Aug 19th, 2011

 

If you mean under Visual Studio 2008 and upwards, the custom dictionary is to have abbreviations or words or whatever recognized by the code analysis.

Silly example, You have a Company Officer, which you abbreviate always to CO. However, you have a function that checks if this CO is in the database.

CamelCased => "IsCOInDatabase(string nameOfCO)"

Code analysis will flag this and state that "COIn" is known as a discrete term, namely "Coin" (as in money). So, to teach the code analysis to recognise the CO as a seperate abbreviation you can add it to the custom dictionary. (otherwise compiler warning)