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aschurman
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# Posted on: 16-Jun-2005 17:45:05   

Hello I like you product very much.

I know that your product has a Help file with all the code references. and the code generated has all the documentation needed, however, I would like to know if it is possible to have the Documentation of the References Code (SD.LLBLGen.Pro.DQE.SqlServer.NET11) so I can see the summary, parms and other descriptions on the code and not have to go to the Reference manual.

it works fine with the Generated code since the only thing I did was put the XML Documentation file in the bin and now I can see it in other projects, but I can't see the one form your references librarys

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# Posted on: 17-Jun-2005 11:08:54   

Please forgive me if I misunderstood your question, but the reference documentation for the SQLServer DQE is in the llblgen pro reference manual. (at the top of the list). so what exactly are you looking for? simple_smile

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mattlant
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# Posted on: 24-Jun-2005 06:49:19   

I think I know what he means, and I agree. It would be nice to have an XML doc file to go along with the runtime libraries so we can see the docs while coding and not have to go to a ref manual. I know we can do it ourselves, but it would still be nice.

BTW, I purchased LLBLGen several weeks ago and I am amazed with it and continue to find new things and new ways to do things. The possibilities seem endless, especially when implementing supplied interfaces with my own code.

Thanks,

Matt

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# Posted on: 24-Jun-2005 10:35:56   

mattlant wrote:

I think I know what he means, and I agree. It would be nice to have an XML doc file to go along with the runtime libraries so we can see the docs while coding and not have to go to a ref manual. I know we can do it ourselves, but it would still be nice.

Aha, ok I now understand the question, so intellisense in vs.net pops up the tooltip with the right help? I'll see what I can do, the XML files are already created, so I'll see how to properly use it/install it.

BTW, I purchased LLBLGen several weeks ago and I am amazed with it and continue to find new things and new ways to do things. The possibilities seem endless, especially when implementing supplied interfaces with my own code.

smile And more to come! simple_smile

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro
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# Posted on: 24-Jun-2005 11:07:46   

Ok, I've uploaded new runtime library archives, which contain for each assembly the .xml file as well. This should give intellisense in vs.net simple_smile

The full installer gets them as well in the next build.

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mattlant
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# Posted on: 25-Jun-2005 16:06:45   

Wow that was fast.

This is very helpful now as I no longer need the chm file open all the time.

Thx again.

aschurman
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# Posted on: 11-Jul-2005 22:08:29   

Yes thanks that is actually what I wanted. I am going to check it out. Sorry I did not answer earlier, I thought I was going to get an E-mail if someone had posted something... Sorry.

Well fortunatly, that is what I was asking Thanks