[MonoDevelop] Should templates contain xml documentation ?
Mike Krüger
mkrueger at novell.com
Fri Nov 12 05:14:53 EST 2010
Hi
Thanks for all these reponses - my first intention was just closing the
request with 'wontfix'. Most people seem to share the opinion that xml
documentation as default is more harm than good.
The post from Bob Lang brings that to the point - we have the best of
two worlds with the 'document buffer' command it's really easy to add
documentation templates - if anyone really wants them but for the
majority of us it's not useful.
Another point is that xml documentation for internal types isn't needed
- only for public members - and many new classes are internal.
Regards
Mike
> Hi all
>
> As a programming teacher, I find I'm in conflict! With newby programmers, I find it's best not to put in stuff which will confuse them, but later on the same students would appreciate a documentation skeleton to prompt them with their comments.
>
> What I think would be useful would be for the template *not* to have the documentation template by default, but for the editor to have an extra command which will decorate the current method/class/whatever on demand with an appropriate comment skeleton.
>
> I think this would be the best of both worlds.
>
> Bob
>
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