Hi
I have a maybe simple question, but anyway, when I use the.Net framework
there are lots of very usfull comments while seting properties to objects.
(the little yellow box on the secound linethere is something like "Str1: The
string to search for")
Now my question is, can you ad this type of comments to your own objects you
create, and how? 4 1261
Hi Rotkiv,
yes you can.
You have to use the System.Componen tModel namespace to put special
properties to your controls. For example:
<System.Compone ntModel.categor y("Messages") ,
System.Componen tModel.Descript ion("Get the value of your message")> _
Public Shared Function Message() As String
....
I hope that helps.
Best regards,
Jorge Serrano Pérez
MVP VB.NET
"Rotkiv Namego" wrote: Hi I have a maybe simple question, but anyway, when I use the.Net framework there are lots of very usfull comments while seting properties to objects. (the little yellow box on the secound linethere is something like "Str1: The string to search for")
Now my question is, can you ad this type of comments to your own objects you create, and how?
Namego,
"Rotkiv Namego" <Rotkiv Na****@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> schrieb: I have a maybe simple question, but anyway, when I use the.Net framework there are lots of very usfull comments while seting properties to objects. (the little yellow box on the secound linethere is something like "Str1: The string to search for")
Adding IntelliSense tooltips, XML comments, and documentation
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/?id=tooltipsxml documentation&l ang=en>
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How do you add comments for the function parameters that show up in
Intellisense?
"Jorge Serrano [MVP VB]" wrote: Hi Rotkiv,
yes you can.
You have to use the System.Componen tModel namespace to put special properties to your controls. For example:
<System.Compone ntModel.categor y("Messages") , System.Componen tModel.Descript ion("Get the value of your message")> _ Public Shared Function Message() As String ...
I hope that helps.
Best regards,
Jorge Serrano Pérez MVP VB.NET
"Rotkiv Namego" wrote:
Hi I have a maybe simple question, but anyway, when I use the.Net framework there are lots of very usfull comments while seting properties to objects. (the little yellow box on the secound linethere is something like "Str1: The string to search for")
Now my question is, can you ad this type of comments to your own objects you create, and how?
"Dennis" <De****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> schrieb: How do you add comments for the function parameters that show up in Intellisense?
.... by reading the reply I gave you :-).
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M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
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