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I am sorry for asking a dull question.

I'd like to provide StyleCop as a default code review tool in the company I am working for.

StyleCop is a great tool, but the question is: is there a complete document that describe the code convention rules StyleCop based on? Not a list of warnings, but readable set of rules and explanations.

Thank you!

EDITED: Sorry for the unclear question. I'm looking for a good written style guide that corresponds StyleCop rules. Thank you.

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StyleCop is open source, so all rules can be seen in the code.

Here is a website with all the rules explained.

Oded
I know. And they provide list of warnings in StyleCop.chm. I'd like to have a readable document, not just a list of very brief descriptions.
Dmitry Karpezo
I don't know if [this](http://www.thewayithink.co.uk/stylecop/stylecop4_3rules.htm) is what you are looking for. The descriptions are fairly complete.
Oded
I'm looking for something like this -- http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brada/archive/2005/01/26/361363.aspx
Dmitry Karpezo
@Dmitry Karpezo - are you looking for a list of rules that StyleCop enforces, or for a style guide?
Oded
I am looking for a style guide that corresponds StyleCop rules.
Dmitry Karpezo
@Dmitry Karpezo - then please update your question... What you have asked for is not what you seem to want.
Oded