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Object Library generators for .Net (NDoc)

Using NDoc

Ndoc requires either assembly file or exe file along with XML file generated in bin folder. We will now see the procedure to generate Help Documentation using NDoc.

Run NDoc and click add as shown in figure 3.

Figure 3

 

Click browse button and select assembly file of project of which you want to generate help. As shown in figure 4.

Figure 4

 

When you press Ok, you will see that both assembly and XML file will be selected as shown in figure 5.

Figure 5

 

Press Ok. If you want to add more assembly files, repeat the process. We have selected two assembly files, one for vb.net code and other for c#.net code. As shown in figure 6

Figure 6

 

You can also select properties and select which methods and member you want to include in documentation, these options are in Visibility header and most of them are self explanatory. Also select the output directory for the help files.

After selecting all the desired properties, click build and a message of ‘Done’ will appear on completion of process.

After the successful completion of the process, your help file will look like figure 7. You can browse through with the help using tree navigation or you can search text anywhere in the files.

Figure 7

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