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Monday, 29 January 2007
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The new version 3.2 of VSdocman has been released. VSdocman is Visual
Studio .NET 2002/2003/2005 add-in for the quick commenting and
automatic generation of technical documentation from your VB .NET and
C# source code files. For more information go to VSdocman home page .
You can download version 3.2 (3.5 MB) from here .
What's new in VSdocman version 3.2:
- NEW: You can select for which languages VSdocman generates syntax -
VB .NET, C#, C++ and JScript.
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NEW: You can define platforms and supported frameworks.
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NEW: User is warned if he tries to insert picture from outside of external
files folder or if external files folder is not defined.
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CHANGE: Adding or editing XML comments in large files works faster now.
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CHANGE: Main VSdocman window stays open for further work after compiling
documentation.
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CHANGE: Improved RTF output. Added page numbers in TOC and index. Removed
duplicate namespaces when compiling solution to single documentation.
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CHANGE: Generated help page for the namespace doesn't contain declaration
section anymore.
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FIX: Sometimes the "Select reference" dialog didn't show all namespaces in the
project.
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FIX: When using help2_msdn2 output format, the topics were shown incorrectly if
MSDN for VS2005 was uninstalled (replaced by full MSDN).
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FIX: VSdocman locked if there were /* ... */ comments inside attribute.
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FIX: In VS 2005, when documenting whole solution, the projects in solution
folders were not included.
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FIX: In some rare cases, the "Dead link..." warnings appeared when there were
no dead links at all.
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FIX: No "S" icon in class list and no "static" keyword in C# declaration for C#
static classes in VS 2005.
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FIX: There was no link to parent class in See Also section of class members if
the class was generic and written in C#.
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FIX: Wrong syntax of array parameters in C# methods was used in VB .NET
declaration. The [] was used instead of ().
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FIX: Namespaces were sometimes listed with full name and sometimes with short
name. They are always listed with full name now.
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