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Is there anything like GhostDoc for C++

﹥>﹥吖頭↗ 提交于 2019-12-30 03:20:08
问题 When I'm developing in C#, I heavily use GhostDoc to speed up the process of commenting my code. I'm currently working on a C++ project and I haven't found an equivalent tool. I know about Doxygen, but from what I know it is used to create documentation outside the code, not comments in the code. Are there any good equivalent tools? I would prefer one that runs in VS, but I could handle one that works in any IDE. (Before someone brings it up, I don't rely solely on GhostDoc to create comments

View all TODO items in Visual Studio using GhostDoc

廉价感情. 提交于 2019-12-18 10:31:53
问题 I'm also using GhostDoc in Visual Studio 2008. How do I view all to-do items and if that's a function already in Visual Studio or in GhostDoc (the documentation tool that I use)? 回答1: If you are referring to TODOs that are defined with the // TODO comments, open the Task List and set it to the Comments filter. Also be careful with GhostDoc. Always read the comment that was generated. I remember that older versions would generate comments like: "Toes the string" for a method like ToString().

Is there anything like GhostDoc for C++

非 Y 不嫁゛ 提交于 2019-11-30 09:09:25
When I'm developing in C#, I heavily use GhostDoc to speed up the process of commenting my code. I'm currently working on a C++ project and I haven't found an equivalent tool. I know about Doxygen, but from what I know it is used to create documentation outside the code, not comments in the code. Are there any good equivalent tools? I would prefer one that runs in VS, but I could handle one that works in any IDE. (Before someone brings it up, I don't rely solely on GhostDoc to create comments. I just use it to create the starting point for my comments.) Visual Assist helps by providing custom

View all TODO items in Visual Studio using GhostDoc

落爺英雄遲暮 提交于 2019-11-29 21:59:51
I'm also using GhostDoc in Visual Studio 2008. How do I view all to-do items and if that's a function already in Visual Studio or in GhostDoc (the documentation tool that I use)? Zyphrax If you are referring to TODOs that are defined with the // TODO comments, open the Task List and set it to the Comments filter. Also be careful with GhostDoc. Always read the comment that was generated. I remember that older versions would generate comments like: "Toes the string" for a method like ToString(). bob ReSharper has a nice ToDo explorer to get an overview of all todos -or custom keywords- comments.