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    Sarvesvara BVKS Dasa
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    Hi, I use VS .NET (Version 1.0.30xxx) for the VB .NET development. I tried to write my own class with its own properties and methods. And I was able to use them in the derived objects. This all works fine when it comes to programming. For example.... public class MyOwnClass public sub MySubMethod() ... end sub end class What should I do to get the comment/description in the IDE... when I keep the mouse over the method name, when invoking as.... dim myc as new MyOwnClass() myc. (Please ignore any errors if there is in code) When I type that myc. dot... the list of methods in the class are displayed in the IDE... I want to see a description/comment - that says abou the methos nearby (this gets displayed in any inbuild methods in the class library) Please help. I am sorry, if I was not able to explain my requirement properly. I was born intelligent
    Education ruined me!.

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      Hi, I use VS .NET (Version 1.0.30xxx) for the VB .NET development. I tried to write my own class with its own properties and methods. And I was able to use them in the derived objects. This all works fine when it comes to programming. For example.... public class MyOwnClass public sub MySubMethod() ... end sub end class What should I do to get the comment/description in the IDE... when I keep the mouse over the method name, when invoking as.... dim myc as new MyOwnClass() myc. (Please ignore any errors if there is in code) When I type that myc. dot... the list of methods in the class are displayed in the IDE... I want to see a description/comment - that says abou the methos nearby (this gets displayed in any inbuild methods in the class library) Please help. I am sorry, if I was not able to explain my requirement properly. I was born intelligent
      Education ruined me!.

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      You can do this for a class library written in C# but I'm not sure it's possible for VB .NET, unless there's an add-in which does it. For example, Microsoft's Power Toys for Visual Studio might allow you to do it. http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/ide/[^] But, for C#, see the last patagraph of my article here. http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/designbycontract.asp[^] Kevin

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        You can do this for a class library written in C# but I'm not sure it's possible for VB .NET, unless there's an add-in which does it. For example, Microsoft's Power Toys for Visual Studio might allow you to do it. http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/ide/[^] But, for C#, see the last patagraph of my article here. http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/designbycontract.asp[^] Kevin

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        Sarvesvara BVKS Dasa
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        Thanks.... I would give it a try.., I was born intelligent
        Education ruined me!.

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          Hi, I use VS .NET (Version 1.0.30xxx) for the VB .NET development. I tried to write my own class with its own properties and methods. And I was able to use them in the derived objects. This all works fine when it comes to programming. For example.... public class MyOwnClass public sub MySubMethod() ... end sub end class What should I do to get the comment/description in the IDE... when I keep the mouse over the method name, when invoking as.... dim myc as new MyOwnClass() myc. (Please ignore any errors if there is in code) When I type that myc. dot... the list of methods in the class are displayed in the IDE... I want to see a description/comment - that says abou the methos nearby (this gets displayed in any inbuild methods in the class library) Please help. I am sorry, if I was not able to explain my requirement properly. I was born intelligent
          Education ruined me!.

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          You might wa to try searching in the help for Visual Basic.NET for 'Attributes and Design-Time Support' for how to add descriptions to your code.

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            You might wa to try searching in the help for Visual Basic.NET for 'Attributes and Design-Time Support' for how to add descriptions to your code.

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            Sarvesvara BVKS Dasa
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            Anonymous wrote: searching in the help for Visual Basic.NET This didnt help me much.. thats why I was trying to get help from CP I was born intelligent
            Education ruined me!.

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