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it's slightly off topic but I used Doxygen for my Hexagon Library written in c# [0] and was quite content with it - aside from Generic Classes with Different Pa
by aurelwu 8y ago
it's slightly off topic but I used Doxygen for my Hexagon Library written in c# [0] and was quite content with it - aside from Generic Classes with Different Parameters ( GenericClass<T> and GenericClass<T1,T2> ) not working properly - maybe I just was too stupid. I liked the ease of use compared to the other code doc generators I tried. However rendered comments inside the IDE would be so much better, it's kind of crazy when I think about it that that is not a feature of Visual Studio (but a 3D-Editor is...)
[0] https://aurelwu.github.io/ https://aurelwu.github.io/
- mosra 8y agoThat's a well-written and nicely organized documentation, congrats :) Btw., I'm now working on a C# support for this documentation theme, but by using XMLDoc directly instead of Doxygen (and thus also with none of its bugs). See here: https://github.com/mosra/m.css/issues/76 https://github.com/mosra/m.css/issues/76 For the IDE docs integration, I know about QHP (by Qt), which is supported by QtCreator, KDevelop and has a VS support using the Qt VS Tools plugin. But that's C++. Weird that VS doesn't have something similar builtin for C#...
- branko_d 8y agoFYI: Resharper can render XML comments (place the cursor on the symbol of interest and hit CTRL+SHIFT+F1). This includes the entire comment, not just the <summary> section.