JaedenRuiner
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Okay,
So there is a warning in the IDE for Xml Comments:
I understand this fine but here's the thing:
That's my file header, and it isn't an XML documentation comment. Yea, yea, i know, the IDE interprets the ''' as the start of an XML comment, but if you only use two quotes '' it won't propagate to the next line. Basicaly with the 3 quotes, when you hit enter it automatically prefixes the next line with the documentation Comment allowing for very easy typing of the purpose line in my header. But the three quotes seem to create massive "warning" messages which are very annoying.
Is there a way to either:
Thanks
So there is a warning in the IDE for Xml Comments:
VB.NET:
Warning 1 XML documentation comments must precede member or type declarations.
I understand this fine but here's the thing:
VB.NET:
''':================================================================
''' File:
''' Author:
''' Purpose:
''':================================================================
That's my file header, and it isn't an XML documentation comment. Yea, yea, i know, the IDE interprets the ''' as the start of an XML comment, but if you only use two quotes '' it won't propagate to the next line. Basicaly with the 3 quotes, when you hit enter it automatically prefixes the next line with the documentation Comment allowing for very easy typing of the purpose line in my header. But the three quotes seem to create massive "warning" messages which are very annoying.
Is there a way to either:
- Set up the IDE to perform that "continue comment on next line" behavior with say 2 quotes or 4 or something
- Disable the warning because the IDE won't let you do option A.
Thanks