Hi, I'm just having my first serious look at the VS .Net IDE after
years of VS6.

I quite like the way you can use intellisense to look at variables,
and it *almost* makes up for the jarring abscence of m_ etc :)

Anyway, I'm looking at the way you build documentation /
intellisense into the code (in this case c#).

you can do
/// <summary> blah </summary>
THIS NEXT LINE BE DOCUMENTED

but say you had a class like
class blah
{
    int widget;        /// little sentence to document widget
    int widgetsCousin; /// little sentence to document widgetsCousin
    // etc
}

.. how can I do this inline? <summary> always wants to document
whats to the RIGHT. Not whats to the left.

if you did
    int widget;  /// <summary> document widget </summary>
    int widgetsCousin;
you will end up with the documenation being attached to widgetsCousin

Is there a way to do this neatly?

I would prefer the above to:
..
    <summary>  I want to document wibble </summary>
    int widget;    
    <summary>  I want to document widgetsCousin</summary>
    int widgetsCousin;  
..

Any idea? I couldn't see how.