I am currently trying out writing my own Intellisense comments into my sources as described in
stackoverflow 8240402
stackoverflow 1632942
but it's not yet working correctly. I'm using VS 2008.
I have a assembly "testAssembly" (compiled to a DLL) with ref class class1a and public ref class class1b:
namespace testAssembly
{
/// <summary>
/// Testkommentar class1a
/// </summary>
ref class class1a
{
int m_iValue;
public:
/// <summary>
/// Testkommentar class1a constructor
/// </summary>
class1a ();
/// Testkommentar class1a func1a
void func1a (int i_iValue);
};
}
class1b is identical.
Inside this DLL's project, it's almost working fine (although the stupid 'summary' and '/summary' are also shown in the intellisense tooltip). I do see each text except the one of public ref class1b.
In another project which refers the DLL's project (directly via assembly, not via file), I do see the text of (private) ref class1a (none of the members of course as they are private), but none of public ref class1b.
And when I add or remove public, the behaviour changes, too.
How can I get it to work?
