Quick Info and Intellisense are not working

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Vlado B.

Hi,

I have decided to write some control and have inherited ContainerControl
class and added few properties and methods and everything worked just fine.
Then I started to write xml documentation for my members and, again,
everything was fine.

And then, a few days ago when I wanted to "Go to definition" of
MyMethodName, I get the message "Cannot navigate to MyMethodName(".
Then I closed VS and reopened it again and problem was gone. But from
yesterday closing and reopening VS does not help anymore.

Also, when I write "this." I get only members of ContainerControl class and
I cannot get any Quick Info for members that I have added.

This problem appears only in one file in project (there are more inherited
controls).

Has anyone of you had a problem like this?
Do you know what could be the cause of the problem?
Can there be too many Xml comments?

TIA,
Vlado

P.S. C#, Visual Studio 2003
 
Hi,

I have decided to write some control and have inherited ContainerControl
class and added few properties and methods and everything worked just fine.
Then I started to write xml documentation for my members and, again,
everything was fine.

And then, a few days ago when I wanted to "Go to definition" of
MyMethodName, I get the message "Cannot navigate to MyMethodName(".
Then I closed VS and reopened it again and problem was gone. But from
yesterday closing and reopening VS does not help anymore.

Also, when I write "this." I get only members of ContainerControl class and
I cannot get any Quick Info for members that I have added.

This problem appears only in one file in project (there are more inherited
controls).

Has anyone of you had a problem like this?
Do you know what could be the cause of the problem?
Can there be too many Xml comments?

TIA,
Vlado

P.S. C#, Visual Studio 2003
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Do you have a licences.lic file in your project? Maybe that solves your
problems:

1. In Solution Explorer, click on Show All Files.
2. Open 'licenses.licx' by double-clicking on it.
3. Remove ALL blank lines, including the blank lines at the end.
4. Close VS.NET, re-open VS.NET and your solution.
5. Voila!

hth
 
No I do not have any "licence" files

Claudio Grazioli said:
Do you have a licences.lic file in your project? Maybe that solves your
problems:

1. In Solution Explorer, click on Show All Files.
2. Open 'licenses.licx' by double-clicking on it.
3. Remove ALL blank lines, including the blank lines at the end.
4. Close VS.NET, re-open VS.NET and your solution.
5. Voila!

hth
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