I'm also interested to know. I'd even settle for a good standalone command line tool that uses the available xmldoc file.
I'm playing with Natural Docs now and it looks promising. However, it does require installation.
It's a pity it doesn't seem to understand xmldocs. Xmldocs provide intellisense and I've already created xmldocs for a lot of my libraries because of that.
It's almost getting to the point where I need to just write my own generator ):
Yeah, I just run it against the C# projects with the '///' XML Documentation commented code.
That is the xmldoc! Their documentation suggested I'd have to use another format. I'll check it out then. Thanks 🙂
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I'm also interested to know. I'd even settle for a good standalone command line tool that uses the available xmldoc file.
I'm playing with Natural Docs now and it looks promising. However, it does require installation.
It's a pity it doesn't seem to understand xmldocs. Xmldocs provide intellisense and I've already created xmldocs for a lot of my libraries because of that.
It's almost getting to the point where I need to just write my own generator ):
Yeah, I just run it against the C# projects with the '///' XML Documentation commented code.
That is the xmldoc! Their documentation suggested I'd have to use another format. I'll check it out then. Thanks 🙂