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Is there any way to translate or to globalize the text strings that are generated in the GHOSTDOC documentation?

I would like to distribute some GhostDoc custom settings to each member of the team. I have created the gdc file that has my settings. Is there a file location on each PC where this file can be copied to in order override the default settings?  Thanks, Matthew 

Please consider the following code:/// <summary> /// Initializes the tradingbook dropdown. /// </summary> private void InitializeTradingbookDropdown() {   LSTUIHelper.PopulateTradingBookDropDown(this.cboTradingBook, DataExchangeService, false, false); } I would ...

Consider the following code:/// <summary> /// Initializes the tradingbook dropdown. /// </summary> private void InitializeTradingbookDropdown() {   LSTUIHelper.PopulateTradingBookDropDown(this.cboTradingBook, DataExchangeService, false, false); } I would prefer ...

Consider the following Gosdoc-generated documetation:/// <summary> /// Inits the trading book drop down. /// </summary> private void InitTradingBookDropDown() { LSTUIHelper.PopulateTradingBookDropDown(this.cboTradingBook, DataExchangeService, false, false); }Note ...

Then defining variables I often use a standard prefix as part of the name.  For example I might have a variable called curCheckBox as a placeholder for the Current CheckBox sent as the sender on the CheckBox.Click event. When I document the Click event I ...

Todat I downloaded GhostDoc 4 to replace GhostDoc 3. The behavior of V4 is different from V3 when it comes to generation constructor documentation: (in this case, class ExceptionBase is inheriting class System.Exception)   V3:/// <summary> /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="ExceptionBase"/> ...

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) {         ...

Hi,   I'm a very happ user of GhostDoc, and I use it at 2 different machines (XP pro and WIndows 7 Enterprise) with Visual Studio 2008 Pro.   I observe that often I have to "initialize" ghostdoc when I start Visual Studio, especially after I have closed VS2008 at the other machine (even without logging of ...

It's been a while since I've used GhostDoc, but I seem to remember it being very easy to enter a long list of parameter name documentation replacements.  This was really handy when you have consistent parameter/property names representing application or company-specific topics.   Simple example - a parameter such as ...