visual studio problem with comment web pages

[Jorel]

Hi. I am just running through the hello world tutorial and when I attempt to
generate the comment web pages (like javadoc) it just creates a page with no
content. Um....this is the tutorial and it's really hard to screw this up.
But I managed somehow. My source file is exactly as shown in the book and I
honestly can't see what I could possibly have done wrong, other than some
obscure configuration info somewhere set wrong.
Anyway, if anyone knows what may be amiss, I would appreciate a tip.
Thanks,
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Jorel

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jorel <Jo***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hi. I am just running through the hello world tutorial and when I attempt to
generate the comment web pages (like javadoc) it just creates a page with no
content. Um....this is the tutorial and it's really hard to screw this up.
But I managed somehow. My source file is exactly as shown in the book and I
honestly can't see what I could possibly have done wrong, other than some
obscure configuration info somewhere set wrong.
Anyway, if anyone knows what may be amiss, I would appreciate a tip.

Rather than using the VS.NET comment building, I would use NDoc:
http://ndoc.sf.net

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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Jorel <Jo***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Rather than using the VS.NET comment building, I would use NDoc:
http://ndoc.sf.net

why is that?

Well, it produces more "standard" web pages (like MSDN or Javadoc,
depending on what you ask it to do). It also doesn't have the problems
with overloaded operators that VS.NET's "build comment web pages" has.
I suspect it's also rather better supported :)

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[Jorel]

"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" wrote:

Jorel <Jo***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hi. I am just running through the hello world tutorial and when I attempt to
generate the comment web pages (like javadoc) it just creates a page with no
content. Um....this is the tutorial and it's really hard to screw this up.
But I managed somehow. My source file is exactly as shown in the book and I
honestly can't see what I could possibly have done wrong, other than some
obscure configuration info somewhere set wrong.
Anyway, if anyone knows what may be amiss, I would appreciate a tip.

Rather than using the VS.NET comment building, I would use NDoc:
http://ndoc.sf.net

why is that?