I am using Sandcastle Help File Builder to document an API. I would like to automate as much of the process as possible, not only to make it easier for the devs to add new routes as they are added, but also to update the documentation. The comments…
I maintain multiple .NET assemblies each with their own independent release cycles. It is intended that I produce a single help website for all of these assemblies, but also keep both conceptual content and namespace documentation separated into…
In my C# project, SHFB is not including a description for internal classes, despite having elements before them. The classes even show up in the classes list, yet the description is blank.
I have enabled the visibility for…
I've been using Sandcastle Help File Builder for a while to generate documentation - I'm now trying to get it to be part of our build process. Our build is controlled using NAnt, and each time it's built the output gets sent to a different location…
I've a C# project that I need to create documentation file. I'm using last version of SHFB and VS 2005 to create XML documentation file.
How can I add code blocks inside documentation? I wanna show all lines of my function, not only one part for…
I create my API doc using Sandcastle HelpFileBuilder. All fine.
In the created help file, when clicking a topic from index, it usually goes to class.
How to change this so the link goes to class members?
I have added a test.aml file to my Sandcastle project with a BuildAction of None.
I've also added a Content Layout.content file and added test.aml to the layout. When I build the help (website format only) the topic is included in the TOC but the…
I am trying to document the settings of my application in a Windows help file using Sandcastle Help File Builder. I have documented the settings in Visual Studio using Settings - Properties-Definition.
I can see inside the generated…
I'm currently documenting a WCF service and need to strip the TOC to a bare minimum. Is it possible to exclude fields sub topic from a class' TOC?
Thanks in advance.