问题
If I write the function:
public static uint FindAUint(double firstParam)
{
}
I can generate the xml comments by typing '///', it gives :
/// <summary>
/// *Here I type the summary of the method*
/// </summary>
/// <param name="firstParam">*Summary of param*</param>
/// <returns>*Summary of return*</returns>
public static uint FindAUint(double firstParam)
{
}
If I then decide I need to update my method to be:
/// <summary>
/// *Here I type the summary of the method*
/// </summary>
/// <param name="firstParam">*Summary of param*</param>
/// <returns>*Summary of return*</returns>
public static uint FindAUint(double firstParam,double newParam, double newParam2)
{
}
Is there a way to get visual studio to add the new params into the xml without losing the descriptions of the previous ones?
(I should mention I am using Visual Studio Express; I wouldn't put it past Microsoft to disallow the feature in the Express version though)
回答1:
Check out GhostDoc. It is a Visual Studio extension that will generate your XML comments for you.
回答2:
Resharper works very nice for me; it warns whenever the XML comment does not match a method's signature.
Also, using the ALT + ENTER keyboard shortcut resharper can fix these mismatches by adding/removing the necessary XML comments.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10451482/can-i-refresh-an-xml-comment-in-visual-studio-to-reflect-parameters-that-have-ch