> Ok, on second review. This appears to have cleared up the issue. I put
> the XML file where the assembly was located and it started working after
> I restarted visual studio. I do have this question though. Is creating
> the XML file the only way to get those comments to show up in the
> asse
there another way?
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Thanks, but that did not clear up the problem. One m
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I am having an issue with assembly creation and VS2005. I create
assembly "A" using C# XML comments "///". I then compi
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Subject: RE: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] VS 2005 Comments
Make sure that the .XML file that matches your assembly name is in the
folder that the assembly is in.
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Ok, on second review. This appears to have cleared up the issue. I put
the XML file where the
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] VS 2005 Comments
I am having an issue with assembly creation and VS2005. I create
assembly "A" using C# XML comments "///". I then compile the library
into a .dll. I take that .dll library and use it in another project
"B".
I am having an issue with assembly creation and VS2005. I create
assembly "A" using C# XML comments "///". I then compile the library
into a .dll. I take that .dll library and use it in another project
"B". I have no problems using the assembly. The issue is that I cannot
see the comments I wr