Hello Christian,
thanks a lot for your reply. That was exactly the "missing link" I was
looking for!
Now I can see my docs from my assemblies.
Best regards,
Roberto.
"Christian Heide Damm" <ch*****@microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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You need to generate xml documentation for the referenced assembly. In
Visual Studio, you can enable this in the project properties. From the
command-line, you can use the /doc switch.
If your assembly is called X.dll, then put the documentation in X.xml and
place the file next to X.dll - then it should work.
Christian
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"Roberto Rocco" <ro*****@rocco.de> wrote in message
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Hello,
Whenever I use methods from my class libraries I don't get any
Intellisense support of the source documentation I supplied.
When I use the same code directly instead (i.e. adding the class directly
to my project and not using the assembly dll of my class library) then I
get Intellisense information of the methods as expected.
Using third party assemblies instead provides me with the intellisense
support.
Is there something special I need to do with my assemblies to provide the
same support?
My methods are always documented like this:
using MyClassLibrary
/// <summary>
/// Summary for MyMethod
/// </summary>
/// <param name="MyParam"></param>
void MyMethod (int MyParam)
{
}
Any hints?
Many thanks in advance.
Roberto Rocco.