Hello is there a way to localize xml comments, and manage them with Document! X? something of the sort : //<summary xml:lang="fr"> French translation //</summary>

Much as I respect the consistency of documentation in VS, I find that in many circumstances it takes up more space than it i worth. I often prefer to real documentation in comments on the same line as the entry. For example: /// Structure of the cleanup instructions from CleanupSteps table...

When editting the code comments using DocumentX, I noticed that it tends to place everything on long lines, granted, given that the comments are XML, this is totally valid, but what we would like is for the comments to wrap onto multiple lines so that they are readable when browsing and working with...

I am also trying to change the title for my project, but in this case I am using Document!X for XSD documentation.I have one main schema that imports several child schemas. I used Richard's instructions to successfully re-title the first title for documentation generated for the main schema. But...

Is it possible to generate help files from the comments within the project opposed to compiling the project? I'm using C# and have a project completed, but haven't compiled it into a dll or moved to production, I just want to know if it is possible to generate documentation only based on the...

Unfortunately Visual Studio (and the C# / VB.NET XML comment spec) does not support documenting namespaces - therefore there is no way to include comments in the file generated by the C# / VB.NET compiler. You can create namespace content by authoring it in the Document! X Content File (there is a blank...

Hi, I'm a new user of Document X. I've compiled Help 2.x help for a set of assemblies using the Visual Studio 2005 template and have integrated this into Visual Studio's help. It's all there with a ToC, indexes and looks good. However, I've noticed that in the VS code editor if I...

Document! X will never lose content that you have created in a Content File. If you remove a member, or a whole class, Document! X will prompt you (via a special 'Orphaned Content' dialog) to identify the new name of the members when you next open the content file for edit. If your assembly or...

Hello, This question was also posted to support, I'm posting the answer here for info: "In order for Document! X to locate your XML comment files, they need to be in the same directory as your assembly with the same filename and a .xml extension." Richard Sloggett Innovasys http://www.innovasys...