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Hello,

 I have a question to create the new rules by using GhostDoc 2.5.09166 add-on VS2008.

 Here is sample code, the method has 5 input parameters.

 For this I have added new rule through configuration tool on method's folder and entered the new parameter description in the "Settings" section;

 however, there are only 5 lines which can be written in the default format window. If I want to edit more new lines for parameters 6, 7, 8,

 how can I hundle this? Please provide good advice. Thanks!

<sample code>
    ''' <summary>
    ''' <m>[MethodName] ： customMethod</m>
    ''' <m>[Details]　        ： write a detail that the method will be behaved</m>
    ''' </summary>
    ''' <param name="parameter">Enter parameter</param>
    ''' <param name="parameter1">Enter parameter1</param>
    ''' <param name="parameter2">Enter parameter2</param>
    ''' <param name="parameter3">Enter parameter3</param>
    ''' <param name="parameter4">Enter parameter4</param>
    ''' <param name="parameter5">The parameter5.</param>
    Public Sub customMethod1(ByVal parameter As Integer, ByVal parameter1 As Integer, _
                             ByVal parameter2 As Integer, ByVal parameter3 As Integer, _
                             ByVal parameter4 As Integer, ByVal parameter5 As Integer)
    End Sub

Hello,

It is currently hard-coded in GhostDoc that the rule configuration will allow 5 parameters max.

We will add this to the enhancement list.

Thanks!

Serge-san,

 Thank you for your quick reply.  I understood current logic of this product and will see more enhancement in the future.

 Anyway I am first user for GhostDoc at this time, so if there are any online manual or some sites to understand this product,

 please let me know; currently our project adopted to use the GhostDoc but source informations are less then cannot advantage of it well.

 Thanks!

There are number of good articles including but not limited to these - 

Comment Your Code As You Develop With GhostDoc

Must have VS 2008 Free Plug-ins (2): Ghost-Doc

Using GhostDoc to document unit test methods

Using GhostDoc to document unit test classes

 Thanks!