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Summary tag in codebehind

Hi all,
I want to clear my doubt related to tags provided in codebehind file.

I am using summay tag to store information about parameter of function
in function definitation.

So initially param name tag is showing parameter name properly. But
when i change name of parameter or add any new parameter then it is
neccessary to delete older summary tag completely and then set new
summary tag.

Or is there any option by which i can add new changes in current
summary tag.

If yes then please tell me.

Any help will be truely appreciated

Thanks in advnace.

Feb 9 '06 #1
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archana,

You shouldn't have to delete the old one and add a new one. Can you
show the structure you are using for the XML comment? It could be you are
using the tags in the wrong way.
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Hi all,
I want to clear my doubt related to tags provided in codebehind file.

I am using summay tag to store information about parameter of function
in function definitation.

So initially param name tag is showing parameter name properly. But
when i change name of parameter or add any new parameter then it is
neccessary to delete older summary tag completely and then set new
summary tag.

Or is there any option by which i can add new changes in current
summary tag.

If yes then please tell me.

Any help will be truely appreciated

Thanks in advnace.

Feb 9 '06 #2
Hi Nicholas,

Thanks for your reply.

Here i am posting xml tag which i am adding to show details about
parameter of functions by adding /// to create symmary tag in my code.

/// <summary>
/// To shift matching type selected by user to new matching type
along with new updating order
/// </summary>
/// <param name="lstFirst"></param>
/// <param name="lstSecond"></param>

Problem which i am facing is if i change any parameter of function or
remove any parameter then to change summary tag, i have to first remove
current symmary tag along with all param name tages and then i have to
create new summary tag.

My question is, is there any alternative to update summary tag when
function definitation gets updated.

Thanks.

Feb 10 '06 #3

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