proper way to describe an enum

[Smokey Grindle]

What is the proper way in VS2005 to describe / document values of an enum? I
want it so when I have the list of values the person working with it can see
what they are in the IDE like other ones let you... like if you set the
formborderstyle the intellisense that pops up has a description next to each
enum value available in the tooltip that pops up... I was useing the
attribute description from the ComponentModel namespace, but I dont seem to
get descriptions anymore in VS2005 doing this...

 

[Guest]

I've always used the code style comments (in C#) for .NET 1.1. Now that
VB2005 (.NET 2.0) supports this, you should be able to do the same thing.
The contents in the <summary> node should show up in intellisense.

''' <summary>
''' An enumerated type to represent basic colors
''' </summary>
Public Enum Colors As Integer

''' <summary>
''' The color red.
''' </summary>
Red = 1

''' <summary>
''' The color black
''' </summary>
Black = 2

''' <summary>
''' The color green
''' </summary>
Green = 3

End Enum