Re: Documentation.
From: Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] (hirf-spam-me-here_at_gmx.at)
Date: 07/04/04
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Date: 05 Jul 2004 00:50:03 +0200
WStoreyII,
* "WStoreyII" <papastoreyii@sbcglobal.net> scripsit:
> So i can use the /doc command in c# to Compile The Doc for the Assembly How
> do I Then Convert that to the html doc that you see in the msdn
> documentation?
As you say, the '/doc' switch currently doesn't exist in VB. It's a
C#-only feature. You can use NDOC to create a documentation in HTML help
format and/or in other formats like JavaDoc or the VS.NET help format.
I included the link in my previous post, but I assume you overlooked it
because there were so many links in the post:
>> NDOC (formerly DOC.NET)
>> <URL:http://ndoc.sourceforge.net/>
I made good experiences with the VB.DOC tool in conjunction with NDOC.
VB.DOC comes with an easy-to-use GUI and can start NDOC automatically to
create the documentation output.
>> VB.DOC
>> <URL:http://vb-doc.sourceforge.net/>
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