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I noticed recently when coding, how little documentation there is with EPiServer code. Sure, there are the lovely hefty tomes of knowledge to enjoy in your spare time, but I prefer the more ubquitous Intellisense comments. Can anyone explain why the comments that I see in Intellisense for Microsoft's own libraries, haven't appeared to me? It's like they thought "oops we didn't document our legacy code so let's just code wrapper classes and hope nobody notices". I doubt that much of the EPiServer.Core assembly has been recompiled in a "traditional" .Net way, but it would be nice to have it all there at my fingertips instead of on my bookshelf...
Jun 11, 2009 16:12
We previously installed our assemblies in Visual Studio with comments but since that caused problems when you had multiple versions installed we decided to remove that feature, basically Visual Studio sometimes decided to pick another assembly than the one you were using. We are still investigating alternative approaches.
For now you can follow this blog post to get all the comments in a safe way:
http://labs.episerver.com/en/Blogs/Allan/Dates/2009/4/EPiServer-CMS-Intellisense-Comments/
And regards to your other comments, we have no wrappers and the product is built using msbuild and all the normal procedures.
Jun 11, 2009 17:41
This thread is locked and should be used for reference only. Please use the Episerver CMS 7 and earlier versions forum to open new discussions.
