Hello, > > In doc/en/Entry.xml, there is a public constructor on line 277 that > > takes a raw IntPtr. I would have thought the details of it should be > > hidden? > > Ah! This is correct. Just document that as `Internal constructor'.
Great, that makes things easier. > > There are lots of virtual methods in that same xml file (from line 59) > > that do not appear in my generated Entry.cs file. Should they be > > documented? > > StartEditing becomes "virtual" because it is an implementation of an > interface method. So even if the virtual keyword does not appear on the > source, it is virtual due to its interface implementation nature. Okay, but in this case it's very confusing - a user should never call Entry.StartEditing() should they? I've never encountered it using 'normal' gtk+. I'm not sure what that even means - IIRC a lot of those "virtual" declarations are along a similar theme, which is I think what confused me in the first place. Regards, Lee. _______________________________________________ Mono-docs-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-docs-list
