Are you saying the option in VS2003 Tools->Build Comment Web Pages has
been
taken out is VS2005? Wow, I did not know that.....pretty disappointing.
It's not really disappointing if you think about it. If you create HTML Code
Comments, you have created an HTML document. Modifying it to suit your own
model of how it should look is a pain in the butt. HTML is simply *not*
extensible.
But if you create XML Code Comments, you can create *any* type of document
from the XML, simply by creating an XSL Transform for it. You can transform
it in any way you like, and change the format with a simple change to the
XSLT that you use to format it. That is what I did in the page I mentioned
earlier in the thread. I created my own XSLT and use it for all of our
in-house code documentation.
This is part of the "new direction" that Microsoft has been taking, and I
welcome it!
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Presuming that God is "only an idea" -
Ideas exist.
Therefore, God exists.