Re: [Ndoc-users] C# Documentation Markup language

[Owen B. <ow...@bl...>]

Bradley,

Have you tried surrounding your XML in a <code> ... </code> block?  I 
believe that's the XMLdoc tag you want.

There's loads more information about the XMLdoc schema in the section of 
the NDoc User Guide called "Tag Reference".


O x

Bradley Ward wrote (2006-04-27 T 12:41 -0400):

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> Subject: [Ndoc-users] C# Documentation Markup language
> 
> NDoc is great, but the actual markup language has a very high suckage
> factor IMHO. I don't know why Microsoft could not use an existing
> language (HTML) instead of making up their own suckly markup language...
> Oh well... off of my soapbox.
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> What I want to do is to document in my comments a simple XML document.
> Can anyone tell me how to get the output to appear like this:
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> <root>
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>   <node>x</node>
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>   <node>
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>       <node>y</node>
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>    </node>
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> </root>
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> Instead of like this:
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> <root> <node>x</node> <node> <node>y</node> </node> </root>
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> The C# documentation markup language seems to be very limited... all I
> need is the HTML <br> token, but it does not seem to work.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks,
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> Brad
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