While I think I understand why inline XML documentation (i.e. using three slashes - ///) isn\'t working for me, I\'d like to get some guidance on how to work around my \"problem\".
I\'m writing a Class Library in C# under VS 2005 (I know, get with modern times, but we\'re on a tight budget here).
I have this function: public static string Join(this IEnumerable<string> strings, string separator)
For writing summary and parameter text, is there a best practice for how much detail you have to get into, whether or not to use complete sentences, or whatever?I\'m just looking for some good habits
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I have a C++ project that creates a DLL, let\'s call it my.dll. Along with it I supply a header named my.h which contains declarations of the functions exported from my.dll. The source code of my.dll
What is the best way to document a dependency property? Should I put the xml documentation on the field:
I am having to use the Google AdWords API for a project开发者_开发百科, I have large chunks working but I am getting frustrated with the documentation. For example I know that a TextAd headline field
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