operator == is incomplete

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kids_pro

Hi there,

I don't know what wrong opeartor overload when I try to build we comment in
VS .NET I got this error page.

Code element page operator == is incomplete.
Code element page operator != is incomplete.

Any idea?

Cheers,
kids
 
In general, if you want help fixing your code, we're going to have to see
your code.

The problem exists in the xml comments for those functions.
 
kids_pro said:
See attach file it is what I am talking about.

Please post a short but complete program which demonstrates the
problem.

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/complete.html for details of
what I mean by that.

There's no need for everyone to extract a zip file and launch VS.NET
with a whole solution when I'm sure you could come up with a program of
about 20 lines (or less!) which shows the same problem.
 
As I said it not the coding problem.
The implementation is correct.

But the issue here is VS .NET 2003 can't build comment web page for the
class.
That why I put the sample project to show what I mean.

Sorry if it too hard for you to understand the problem.
It just I don't know why VS .NET 2003 flag error in the web page that they
generate.
 
kids_pro said:
As I said it not the coding problem.
The implementation is correct.

But the issue here is VS .NET 2003 can't build comment web page for the
class.
That why I put the sample project to show what I mean.

Sorry if it too hard for you to understand the problem.

It's not that it's impossible to understand it - it's just that you
didn't need to provide nearly as much as you did. Even if you *did*
feel you had to provide the project, there was no need to include all
the stuff that had already been built. Just the project file and a
single .cs file (with nothing but the operators in) would have been
better.
It just I don't know why VS .NET 2003 flag error in the web page that they
generate.

It looks like it's a bug in VS.NET, basically. There have been a few
similar threads on usenet over the years, and no solution, I'm afraid.
I've had a look at the Whidbey beta, and I can't even see the option
any more...

Have you tried using NDoc instead? http://ndoc.sf.net
 
Greate I better use ndoc instead thank.

Jon Skeet said:
It's not that it's impossible to understand it - it's just that you
didn't need to provide nearly as much as you did. Even if you *did*
feel you had to provide the project, there was no need to include all
the stuff that had already been built. Just the project file and a
single .cs file (with nothing but the operators in) would have been
better.


It looks like it's a bug in VS.NET, basically. There have been a few
similar threads on usenet over the years, and no solution, I'm afraid.
I've had a look at the Whidbey beta, and I can't even see the option
any more...

Have you tried using NDoc instead? http://ndoc.sf.net
 
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