Recommendations for C# / XML Documentation Tools
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I'm looking at getting a different tool to help me process the xml comments in our C# code. I was using NDoc (cool, but doesn't seem to support .NET 2003), then tried Tee Gopher (works, but very, very weak content editor). Does anyone have recommendations for another tool? Thanks in advance. Sincerely, Mark
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I'm looking at getting a different tool to help me process the xml comments in our C# code. I was using NDoc (cool, but doesn't seem to support .NET 2003), then tried Tee Gopher (works, but very, very weak content editor). Does anyone have recommendations for another tool? Thanks in advance. Sincerely, Mark
I thought that XML documentation for C# was intrinsically supported in .NET, but not for VB.NET. :confused: I use it all the time in SharpDevelop.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
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I thought that XML documentation for C# was intrinsically supported in .NET, but not for VB.NET. :confused: I use it all the time in SharpDevelop.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma GandhiWell, the extraction of the comments to an XML file is supported. But the processing of that file into documentation (an online help file) isn't. That's the type of tool I'm looking for. For example, NDoc will take the comments and the assemblies and generate a help file document that's all hyperlinked together just like the MSDN documentation is for all the classes and interfaces in the assemblies. The remarks, etc are filled in by the comments in the code. Mark
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I'm looking at getting a different tool to help me process the xml comments in our C# code. I was using NDoc (cool, but doesn't seem to support .NET 2003), then tried Tee Gopher (works, but very, very weak content editor). Does anyone have recommendations for another tool? Thanks in advance. Sincerely, Mark
Here's the info I was looking for: http://www.sys-con.com/dotnet/readerschoice2003/liveupdate.cfm?BType=30 The link above has number of these tools. (I post this here in case these threads get archived so if someone searches for the same topic they'll find the answer).