> /// <summary>
> /// Does nothing when called.
> /// </summary>
> public void MyMethod()
> {
> //donothing
> }

> I know you can even have all the documentation written out to an XML file
> when you compile the code by using the "/doc:myclass.dll.xml" switch with
> csc.

> What I want to know is how to embed this documentation in the assembly so
> it's available via intelisense in visual studio when referencing the
> compiled assembly.

> Thanks, Shawn

>     I'm not exactly sure that you can.  If you look at the directory where
> the common assemblies are held (System.dll, mscorlib.dll, etc, etc) you
will
> notice that the XML file is there in the directory with the assembly.  You
> can always have your installer place the XML file in the directory with
the
> assembly.

>     Hope this helps.

> --
>                - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

> > The C# language allows you embed XML Documentation in your code.

> > /// <summary>
> > /// Does nothing when called.
> > /// </summary>
> > public void MyMethod()
> > {
> > //donothing
> > }

> > I know you can even have all the documentation written out to an XML
file
> > when you compile the code by using the "/doc:myclass.dll.xml" switch
with
> > csc.

> > What I want to know is how to embed this documentation in the assembly
so
> > it's available via intelisense in visual studio when referencing the
> > compiled assembly.

> > Thanks, Shawn