StyleCop Dictionary relative path

StyleCop Dictionary relative path

I am having a problem with StyleCop that is most probably a stupid little
thing but I cannot manage to correct it and it is driving me crazy because
it is making me loose so much time. I hope you can help me.
The problem is the following one: I am working on a large project along
with some coworkers, so the code is controlled with Subversion and it is
arranged in a tree-like folder hierarchy. We are using StyleCop with this
project, and we want to apply the same settings and the same dictionary to
all the source code files.
In order to do this, I have placed the settings file in a root directory
so the compiler can access it when it is compiling any source code file of
the project, as it is specified here.
But my troubles are about the dictionary. I want the dictionary file to be
placed in the same directory as the setting files, so it is version
controlled too. The thing is that in theory, according to this, I can
specify a path relative to the location of the settings file, and the
dictionary will be searched there.
So, I just want to tell StyleCop to search for the dictionary in the same
folder where the setting files itself is! But I cannot seem to write the
relative path that means "this current folder". I have tried really a lot
of things: ., ".", $., $(.), ./, .\, %.%... In the setting files, which is
actually an XML file, it looks like this:
<StyleCopSettings Version="105">
<GlobalSettings>
<CollectionProperty Name="DictionaryFolders">
<Value>%.%</Value> <!-- Relative paths here-->
<Value>.</Value>
<Value>./</Value>
<Value>.\</Value>
<!-- etc -->
</CollectionProperty>
</GlobalSettings>
...
But none of these syntaxis work. In fact many of them make the compiler
report a warning that it is not able to parse the XML settings file.
What am I missing? What does the correct syntaxis look like? Or am I doing
anything else wrong?
I hope I have made my point clear, and I'd really appreciate some help.
Regards, Alicia.