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To define the type for the parameters and the return type, one has to write the full name of the type. It would be good to see System.Object in the combo list. But I needed to tell that a mehod returns nothing, that it's void, I did try System.Void (which would have been correct) and it didn't work, instead I have to leave it open to any ...

Hello,  I just downloaded the last released GhostDoc atm. and started writting some custom configuration (I had played with old versions, before it was adquired by submain). I decided to write a custom rule for all the methods and properties in one of my solutions in Visual Studio 2010... I thought it was a good way to test both my ...

Is there a way to disable the dropdown for Codespell in the code window?  It overrides my ability to use the normal context menus when working with legacy code (i.e. go to definition, etc...)  

Do not use TABs. StyleCop doesn't like them.

This should be on the roadmap.

Hi,   I like to write my unit test names in the format: <Subject>_<Scenario>_<ExpectedResult>() Which gives me test names such as: StringParser_GivenAnEmptyString_ReturnsNull()    Which I believe is quite a common pattern to use.  However GhostDoc doesn't make a very good job of these, ...

Hi Could you please add a new rule to GhostDoc? The rule should add exception XML comment tags to the message header for each found thrown exception within the method. e.g.         /// <summary>         /// Does something ...

I propose to add the general possibility to call another rule (predefined or user defined) within the definition of a new rule.   Description of syntax:  $Rules.Parameters(ruleName, inputToRule)    Example to call the rule "Last word triggers an "of the" reordering" from within a new rule: The ...

Is it possible to create a custom rule that uses the "Of the" reordering of a name? Example: We use prefixing of parameter names to tell if they are input(pi), output (po) or both (pio). So for the input parameters, I create a rule that triggers for parameter names starting with "pi". So far so good.. I define the ...

We only use spaces, not tabs in our code (and this is enforced by StyleCop).  Therefore, it gets to be a nuissance when tabs are used for formatting whenever a comment is generated (or re-generated).  I'm seeing this right now in the indention of a <list> element, but also see it in the <returns> element of a "State ...