Hi Dan,
What you need is to pass something like /nowarn:1591 to the c# compiler in
order to disable these warnings.
You can achieve this using csc.exe at the command line.
Hope this helps.
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| Subject: can I suppress CS1591 in selected files?
| Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2003 18:19:11 +0200
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| In a VS.NET 2003 project automatically generating the XML documentation on
| build I have some .CS files which lack comments as they are automatically
| created by tools (such as strongly typed DataSet classes). In such cases I
| get tons of CS1591 warnings (Missing XML comment for publicly visible type
| or member): I'd like to know if it is possible to suppress these ONLY for
| some selected files in a project without changing the global project
| settings (something like the C++ #pragma directive, for instance...), as I
| found the warning useful when related to my own code.
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| Thanx guys!
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