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Hello, i have the following construction: Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE ...

I have a class that has 4 sets of methods that each have 3 overloads. When I generate the documentation, only one method out of each set will display descriptions. Originally I thought this may be due to the fact that I was using C#6.0 Expression body functions (as the 2 overloads delegate to the the third), but this doesn't seem to be the ...

In the summary (C#) I created a list of table type.  It looked like this when I wrote it.   After running GhostDoc on the file it looks like this     Why is GhostDoc changing all the formatting I did?

Hi all, I've introduced my own rules to extend the xml output of properties, methods, fields, etc. As mentioned in the subject, the processor stops processing, if it hits on a List<T> type. Take this short code snippet as an example: public List<string> TestMethod(List<string> test) {         ...

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.    ...

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 ...