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I want most methods in my code to start with a capital letter, and this is what Visual Studio 2019's Code Style Naming Rule currently does. However, most of my event handlers start with a lower case letter, such as the following:
private void btnRoundOneTab_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
So based on the current naming rule, my event handlers give a Naming rule violation. This may not prevent my code from running, but seeing all those extra squiggly lines is very annoying. I know that I can disable the naming rule for individual methods or ranges of code, but doing this adds a lot of extra code (since I obviously have a lot of event handlers). Is there any way to make the Code Style recognize my event handlers (such as regular expressions or parameters) so that I can use a different style for my normal methods & event handlers?
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