I use XML comments around most of my class libraries public property and
methods, for example:
/// <summary>
/// blah blah
/// </summary>
However I have a few dozen public constants as well as a few properties and
methods that I do not want to provide any XML comments for. This generates
errors like this:
page3.cs(43,25): warning CS1591: Missing XML comment for publicly visible
type or member 'test.testclass.constants.CONST_RECNOW'
Is there a way I can have the .NET complier (C#) suppress these warnings?
Ideally I'd like to indicate somehow in the source that these various items
do not have an xml comment so that if I write new properties it reminds me
if they are missing. Kinda like saying to the compiler 'yea I know these
don't have xml comments but that's ok' for items I choose. If not maybe I
can just turn off this particular warning altogether?