visual studio 2008 - Does Code Analysis support defining two languages for mixed language Spell Checking? -


Brazilian was able to obtain code analysis to check spellings in Portuguese.

P> This is a common practice in Brazil to mix Portuguese and English on type and member names. I have seen this practice in other languages ​​in the code coming from Europe.

So what are I trying to do, enable both languages?

I searched around and after searching for nothing I experimented with things like

  & lt; CodeAnalysisCulture & gt; N-US; PT-BR & lt; / CodeAnalysisCulture & gt;  

and

   

Neither worked beforehand with a compilation error broke and the final language defined in the second language was used.

I'm pretty sure that code analysis does not support it, but as a last resort, I'm asking:

Mixed language for spell checking, two languages Defines code analysis to define?

PS: I already know about custom dictionaries. This is my backup plan. People from the Code Analysis team do not have it as a scenario supported by the current scenario.

I must say that it is working well, though there may be better tooling to include new words without manually editing XML files - some words such as words can be custom Provides for adding words in dictionary.

Another reason for using a custom dictionary is that our language (Brazilian Portuguese) uses characters that are pronounced, but we generally do not use the pronunciation

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