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    Hi i am using ndoc tool to document my application. In my application i have 10-12 classes and one class is a testing class where i have created small methods just to test the different functionalities of application. Well to create document with ndoc i needed .dll file for which i created .dll via project properties-> application-> ouput type-> class library.. Now when i create document via ndoc it only creates my testing class document. Icluding all the testing methods i wrote. But what about the rest of the classes. Have i created .dll correctly. In xml file it gives info about rest of the classes. but why not via ndoc...yeh through main method i am calling only that testing class and its methods.. Any one here familiar with NDOC...? Thanks

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      Hi i am using ndoc tool to document my application. In my application i have 10-12 classes and one class is a testing class where i have created small methods just to test the different functionalities of application. Well to create document with ndoc i needed .dll file for which i created .dll via project properties-> application-> ouput type-> class library.. Now when i create document via ndoc it only creates my testing class document. Icluding all the testing methods i wrote. But what about the rest of the classes. Have i created .dll correctly. In xml file it gives info about rest of the classes. but why not via ndoc...yeh through main method i am calling only that testing class and its methods.. Any one here familiar with NDOC...? Thanks

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      NDoc config by default leaves out privent members. Are your classes non-public? If that's not the issue, then I don't know.


      Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

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        NDoc config by default leaves out privent members. Are your classes non-public? If that's not the issue, then I don't know.


        Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

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        yeh all the classes member variables are private..so this is the reason its not including all the classes..... well any way out so that it includes everything.. thanks

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          yeh all the classes member variables are private..so this is the reason its not including all the classes..... well any way out so that it includes everything.. thanks

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          Look at the various settings in the NDoc GUI. You should be able to get everything that you need. I assume you are using VS 2003/.NET1.1 because .NET 2.0 is not officially supported in NDoc.

          Kevin

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            yeh all the classes member variables are private..so this is the reason its not including all the classes..... well any way out so that it includes everything.. thanks

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            I believe NDoc has an option to include privates though. I wouldn't change code just so that they show.


            Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

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              Look at the various settings in the NDoc GUI. You should be able to get everything that you need. I assume you are using VS 2003/.NET1.1 because .NET 2.0 is not officially supported in NDoc.

              Kevin

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              yeh i changed few settings from NDoc GUI and it worked...And yeh i am using VS 2005 and it is supporting. Yeh officially this project is closed and no more update would be available for this. Thanks

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                yeh i changed few settings from NDoc GUI and it worked...And yeh i am using VS 2005 and it is supporting. Yeh officially this project is closed and no more update would be available for this. Thanks

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                If you run into problems with NDoc then MS's Sandcastle[^] is the way to go. I haven't tried it myself yet though.

                Kevin

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