Reputation: 441
I have been looking online to find out how to "javadoc" in C# console application. All the articles refer to a webform of C# in the case for that, ///
would be the javadoc. What is the way to do it if you are making a console application in visual studio?
Edit:
I remember it had to deal with a @
before the method
Upvotes: 30
Views: 29365
Reputation: 34762
Three forward slashes begins the doc:
/// <summary>
/// My method does stuff.
/// </summary>
public void MyMethod() { ... }
Then, you can modify the project properties to output XML files that contain the documentation for other developers, or use an application like SandCastle to generate full-fledged documentation web pages.
Upvotes: 38