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home-brewed method/parameter descriptions in the IDE

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    ya know how when you select a method from the list that Intellisense gives you, and it shows that little tooltip that describes what the method does? and when you start to type in your parameters, it gives desctiptions of what the parameter names represent? well is there a way to make your own methods that behave the same way? i've tried , but that doesn't do anything. any help is apprectiated, stephen

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      ya know how when you select a method from the list that Intellisense gives you, and it shows that little tooltip that describes what the method does? and when you start to type in your parameters, it gives desctiptions of what the parameter names represent? well is there a way to make your own methods that behave the same way? i've tried , but that doesn't do anything. any help is apprectiated, stephen

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      If you mean descriptions for classes and methods you made, you can use VBcommenter[^]. It makes a xml file with all your descriptions in it. Pompiedompiedom... ;)


      "..Commit yourself to quality from day one..it's better to do nothing at all than to do something badly.." -- Mark McCormick

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