Does C++/CLI have XML style commenting like C#??
If i do /// I dont get the completion like C#
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Does C++/CLI have XML style commenting like C#??
If i do /// I dont get the completion like C#
Our next release (currently in Alpha) will have support for XML comments.
Thanks,
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Great.
What about namespace ONE::TWO::THREE instead of having to nest them? Being
able to specify namespaces like C# on one line would make refactoring them
easier and also code more readable.
I read somewhere that the __gc, __property extension keywords are being
replaced to make them cleaner, is this true and if so where can I get the
docs on this. When will these be submitted to the ECMA?
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Does C++/CLI have XML style commenting like C#??
If i do /// I dont get the completion like C#
Our next release (currently in Alpha) will have support for XML comments.
Thanks,
--
Tarek Madkour, Visual C++ Team
This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties, and confers no rights.
.. wrote: What about namespace ONE::TWO::THREE instead of having to nest them? Being
able to specify namespaces like C# on one line would make refactoring
them easier and also code more readable.
Hello dot,
Opening and creating a nested namespace in one statement is not something
we're going to do in Whidbey. We and the ECMA committee have discussed it,
and as with a few things we're passing the issue to the ISO standards
committee. Hopefully, they'll feel compelled to fix it (we're involved, so
we'll try to compell them). It may be a while, as the ISO standards
committee is still in the early stages of creating a new version.
I read somewhere that the __gc, __property extension keywords are being
replaced to make them cleaner, is this true and if so where can I get the
docs on this. When will these be submitted to the ECMA?
This work has already been submitted to ECMA. In fact, we've already had two
standards committee meetings to work on it. Here's a link to a link to the
base candidate draft discussing what is happening with the new syntax. http://blogs.msdn.com/branbray/archi.../21/51029.aspx
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Brandon Bray, Visual C++ Compiler http://blogs.msdn.com/branbray/
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"(we're involved, so
we'll try to compell them)."
Beat them into submission with a baseball bat . works wonders.
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news:#O******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... . wrote: What about namespace ONE::TWO::THREE instead of having to nest them?
Being able to specify namespaces like C# on one line would make refactoring
them easier and also code more readable.
Hello dot,
Opening and creating a nested namespace in one statement is not
something we're going to do in Whidbey. We and the ECMA committee have discussed it,
and as with a few things we're passing the issue to the ISO standards
committee. Hopefully, they'll feel compelled to fix it (we're involved, so
we'll try to compell them). It may be a while, as the ISO standards
committee is still in the early stages of creating a new version.
I read somewhere that the __gc, __property extension keywords are being
replaced to make them cleaner, is this true and if so where can I get
the docs on this. When will these be submitted to the ECMA?
This work has already been submitted to ECMA. In fact, we've already had
two standards committee meetings to work on it. Here's a link to a link to the
base candidate draft discussing what is happening with the new syntax.
http://blogs.msdn.com/branbray/archi.../21/51029.aspx
--
Brandon Bray, Visual C++ Compiler http://blogs.msdn.com/branbray/
This posting is provided AS IS with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> > Does C++/CLI have XML style commenting like C#??
If i do /// I dont get the completion like C#
Our next release (currently in Alpha) will have support for XML comments.
Something for the wishlist is: The graphical representation like Doxygen
uses.
Hi Olaf, Does C++/CLI have XML style commenting like C#??
If i do /// I dont get the completion like C#
Our next release (currently in Alpha) will have support for XML
comments.
Something for the wishlist is: The graphical representation like Doxygen
uses.
I imagine that once you have XML comments, you should be able to use
something like NDoc [1] to generate actual documentation files :)
[1] http://ndoc.sourceforge.net/wiki
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<.> wrote in message news:u$******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... "(we're involved, so
we'll try to compell them)."
Beat them into submission with a baseball bat . works wonders.
I take it you don't read the language standardisation newsgroups...
Will
I take it that joke was way over your head.
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<.> wrote in message news:u$******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... "(we're involved, so
we'll try to compell them)."
Beat them into submission with a baseball bat . works wonders.
I take it you don't read the language standardisation newsgroups...
Will
<.> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. I take it that joke was way over your head.
Err, no.
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