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Excluding private members/methods from "Build Comment Pages" docs

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Chris - 16 Jun 2004 20:04 GMT
Anyone know how I can exclude private members and methods from html
documentation generated by the "Build Comment Pages" tools menu
option?  I have googled around a bit and found the "Intellidoc Add-in"
piece, but i mean 'cmon, i have to tweak code and redistribute some
addin to my development team just to do this?  That seems crazy.
Anyone know how to do this?  Is there a better tool out there that
anyone is using?

thanks in advance
Palak - 29 Jun 2004 19:15 GMT
Hi Chris,
There is a software named Document X which creates documentation pages for source code. It is integrateable with Visual Studio 2003. It provides you the flexibility to generate documentation for public methods/fields/properties or private or both. There are some minor bugs in the latest release and I did communicate with the customer support people. They acknowledged the bugs but I do not know if they have provided a patch or fix to those bugs. you can download the evaluation software at http://www.innovasys.com/download/trialversions.asp?productname=document!%20x%204 hope that helps. I just went ahead and created my own tool to create HTML documentation from XML files generated by compiling. Good luck with Document X

> Anyone know how I can exclude private members and methods from html
> documentation generated by the "Build Comment Pages" tools menu
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> thanks in advance

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