We're recent converts to NDoc. Love it! Question: Visual Studio generates proxy classes when using web services. VBCommenter and NDoc than happily produce documentation for these "fake" classes. We'd rather that it didn't do this. Found out about the exclude tag, but can't get it to do anything. Suggestions anyone?
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Thanks for the idea that there is an exclude tag! I'm using it and it's working fine for me. On top of my class declaration (public class MyClassName...) I place the comment "///<exclude/>" and my automagically generated class is sucessfully excluded from my documentation. Where are you placing your "<exclude/>" tag? I'll need additional information about your particular case to try and help you figure out where you've gone wrong. Maybe post your entire class declaration and comments?
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Hi, I am also facing issues with exclude. Can you help?
I am putting the exclude tag just before the class, such as
<exclude/>
public class myclass {
}
This class gets excluded, but the links are still created for this class from other classes in CHM. These result in "Page cannot be displayed" error. This happens in the declarations of classes or functions in the CHM. How can I make NDoc aware that it should not create a link for this? Pls help.
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We're recent converts to NDoc. Love it! Question: Visual Studio generates proxy classes when using web services. VBCommenter and NDoc than happily produce documentation for these "fake" classes. We'd rather that it didn't do this. Found out about the exclude tag, but can't get it to do anything. Suggestions anyone?
Thanks for the idea that there is an exclude tag! I'm using it and it's working fine for me. On top of my class declaration (public class MyClassName...) I place the comment "///<exclude/>" and my automagically generated class is sucessfully excluded from my documentation. Where are you placing your "<exclude/>" tag? I'll need additional information about your particular case to try and help you figure out where you've gone wrong. Maybe post your entire class declaration and comments?
Hi, I am also facing issues with exclude. Can you help?
I am putting the exclude tag just before the class, such as
<exclude/>
public class myclass {
}
This class gets excluded, but the links are still created for this class from other classes in CHM. These result in "Page cannot be displayed" error. This happens in the declarations of classes or functions in the CHM. How can I make NDoc aware that it should not create a link for this? Pls help.