I have a project for which I want to use the terrific Code Analysis
features of the Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Developers.
 I have everything working just fine except for one thing:  I have a
few files in this project that are poorly designed and implemented, so
they generate too many warnings to address at this time.  I need to set
up the code analysis so that it does not generate any messages for the
code in a select set of C# files.

For example, in my C# library project of 20 files, there are two that
generate 100 warnings that I am unable to address at this time.  I would
like to know the most straightforward way to suppress all messages
related to any code in those two files.  Is there a way to use the
SuppressMessage attribute to suppress all code analysis messages for a
- file
- class
- method

By using the IDE to suppress messages I have a GlobalSuppression.cs that
has the following two statements (among others)

[assembly:
System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Design",
"CA1014:MarkAssembliesWithClsCompliant")]
[assembly:

System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Globalization",
"CA1305:SpecifyIFormatProvider", Scope = "member", Target =
"LoadFromFiles.ConvertTime..ctor(System.String)", MessageId =
"System.Convert.ToInt32(System.String)")]

But I would like to have something like

SuppressMessage( "Microsoft.Design", "*", Scope="type",
Target="MyPoorlyDesignedClass" )

where the checkId argument is a wildcard so that all design messages for
the target class are suppressed.

If this is not possible with the VS 2005 Code Analysis feature, is it
possible with the standalone FxCop?

Thanks,
Phil