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When overriding a member, I will normally only change its internals, not the externals. So the documentation can often be re-used from the base member.
- NDoc 2 and, in the near future, Sandcastle probably as well, support the <inheritdoc/> tag, which makes it easier to maintain the documentation as duplication can be avoided.
- R# only offers an option to copy the documentation when inserting an override.
So I would like to see R# add support for the <inheritdoc/> tag:
- As an option when inserting an override (Override members dialog that is displayed after "alt+ insert - override inherited member").
- As a quickfix when displaying the warning "Method '...' is not documented" (and it is an override).
- When showing Quick documentation (Ctrl + Q).
(Please note that <inheritdoc/> can be multi-level deep.)
(Please also note that with this request you may close 23863)
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When overriding a member, I will normally only change its internals, not the externals. So the documentation can often be re-used from the base member.
- NDoc 2 and, in the near future, Sandcastle probably as well, support the <inheritdoc/> tag, which makes it easier to maintain the documentation as duplication can be avoided.
- R# only offers an option to copy the documentation when inserting an override.
So I would like to see R# add support for the <inheritdoc/> tag:
- As an option when inserting an override (Override members dialog that is displayed after "alt+ insert - override inherited member").
- As a quickfix when displaying the warning "Method '...' is not documented" (and it is an override).
- When showing Quick documentation (Ctrl + Q).
(Please note that <inheritdoc/> can be multi-level deep.)
(Please also note that with this request you may close 23863) |
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