Roland Weigelt's GhostDoc
- Posted: Sep 29, 2005 at 12:04 AM
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Roland Weigelt's GhostDoc
Length: 4:36
Shown at PDC05: Yes
GhostDoc is a free add-in for Visual Studio .Net 2003 that automatically generates XML documentation comments for C# either by using existing documentation inherited from base classes or implemented interfaces, or by deducing them from name and type of e.g. methods, properties or parameters.
Credits
- Roland Weigelt
Tools used
- Visual Studio .NET 2003
- NUnit
- HTML Help Workshop
- Notepad2
- FrontPage 2003
- SourceGear Vault (Source control)
- SourceGear Dragnet (Issue tracking)
- OneNote 2003 (for notetaking)
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Umm... to avoid any disappointments: the current version of the video is virtually unusable. When shooting the video, I took care that the text inside Visual Studio is readable (and the resulting WMV file wasn't too big, 10MB), but the video posted here is not the original video.
I've already contacted Mike (Swanson), let's hope a new version of the video will be posted.
Ok, apparently a new, recoded version has been posted. Thanks guys!
The picture is still slightly distorted, but hey - it makes me look thinner, so I shouldn't complain. The important thing is that the text inside the Visual Studio editor is now readable.
Thanks.
Anyway, the quality of this video is not good. the screen image is too tiny to see anything of the tool, but with the background commentary i could just about guess what was going on
Neat tool. Will definitely use it.
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