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If I click Document File on a file that contains an enum definition such as public enum TestEnum { test1, test2, test3} anything after that enum will not get documentation.  In a file that does not contain an enum it documents the whole file just fine.  Any advice?

Hi I've downloaded a test trial version of GhostDoc and have built a simple C# solution with a couple of methods. I need to demonstrate that its a viable way of coding and documenting at the same time, so I'm trying to export some documentation from this project. Is this possible with the GhostDoc Pro trial download. If so, how ? Can ...

 when I pressed a line (see URL) page https://community.submain.com/forums/4/ShowForum.aspx has been opened.   additional issues: - CodeIt.Right Documentation Window EMPTY - window "Select Tags..." in FF5 has not correct size

Hi Serge, Will this include "ref", as well as "params[]", and optional parameters (.NET 4.0)?

I always rebuild my doc comments manually so I wasn't meaning that it should be automatic (though that would be nice if there's a way to do that). Any other modification to a method - removing a parameter, changing it to 'void' return, renaming a parameter, etc. all work correctly by "rebuilding" the doc comments for the ...

I'm running version 3.0.10340 on Win7 x64. If I have a constructor that is initially defined as 'public' and document the ctor I get the following summary comments (as expected):    /// <summary>    /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="Class1"/> class.    ...

I think this bug is still not fixed.  I uninstalled my previous version and installed this latest 3.0.10340 version.  I'm running VS 2008 SP1 on Windows7 x64. Notice that the "currentString" param is present in the doc comments.    /// <summary>    /// Chops the trim.    ...

I use custom attributes in summary tags. For example:  <summary acc="protected" type="System.String"> I use the attributes in an XSLT I created for generating HTML documentation. It would be really nice if we could add User-defined rules that can add attributes to these tags.   thanks!

Hi, I have just started using GhostDoc and must say that it is fantastic. Congratulations on such a simple but very useful tool. The main benefit that I am getting from it at the moment is the ability to automatically produce xml comments for inherited members. I like to document my code as much as possible but found that I was neglecting ...

If I have a parameter named @event (@ required because event is a C# keyword), the generated documentation is this:/// <param name="event">The @event.</param>The paremeter name is right, but the text is wrong.