The DocumentX 2010 add-on for Visual Studio 2010 won't open for the source files of custom Silverlight control. For projects of other types the add-on opens just fine. What should I do?
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Roj I think the problem is in specific Microsoft assemblies used in Silverlight.
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Matt Bates I apologize for any inconvenience this problem has caused you.
We aren't aware of any issues documenting Silverlight either in Visual Studio 2010 or externally. Can you confirm which project type and language you selected in Visual Studio?
Thanks.
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Roj Try to set "Copy local" to "true" in all referenced assemblies of VS project.
This helped me.
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Volj The situation turned out much worse than we expected - the VS 2010 add-on won't open for big files, no matter what the project is: it may open for one file and won't open for another in the same web-project. At that, it won't open for most of the major files in my project.
It's an obvious bug. I am bitterly disappointed in this project
.I reproduced this issue in the C# web 3.5 and C# Silverlight 4 projects.
Stricktly speaking, I cannot use the DocX add-on in any of my projects properly so far - the simple files that it would open can be documented without DocX, but it won't open any somewhat complex files. While a 100% documentation in the source code is compulsory for my project.
I need HELP!
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Permanently deleted user The Visual Comment Editor requires Visual Studio project types that support an extensibility feature called the project code model. All of the standard project types (class library, console app etc.) provide a project code model. For web applications, you need to create a "Web Application" project rather than a web project to enable this feature.
The Visual Comment Editor has been tested to work happily with large code files and different project types so it may be something project specific.If you are seeing a problem opening up the Visual Comment Editor with specific code files with non web projects, can you please send through a project we can reproduce the problem with to support@innovasys.com - we can open up a ticket and investigate the problem.
Silverlight 4 is currently in beta - what version of the Silverlight 4 Beta Tools are you using? Are you using the Visual Studio 2010 RTM? Again, could you please drop an email to support@innovasys.com and we can open a support ticket and help you get this problem resolved.
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