Generate xml documenation comment stubs in c++ files by typing three forward slashes. This functionality is already built into visual studio for c# code; this extension attempts to bring it to c++ as well.
The /// needs to be entered on the line immediately preceding the function.
For function declarations (.h file), this doesn't work. A work-around is to replace the ";" with "{}" at the end of the declaration
Also added basic intellisense to help with typing comments in the xml documentation section.
Both managed c++ and native c++ files are supported.
For documenting template functions, place part of the function definition on the same line as the template line, for example,
template int foo(char c)
Then type the triple slash on the preceding line. You can reformat as you like later.
The algorithm to insert the doc stub is the following:
If a triple slash was typed and those are the only characters on the trimmed current line, go to the end of the next line and check which function you are in (visual c++ code model).
If you are in a function, go back to your initial point and insert the stub with and tags
If you are not in a function, go back to your initial point and just insert the tag
Version 1.0.6
Added support for Vs 2019
Version 1.0.5
Better intellisense
Version 1.0.4
Inserting the tag if no code element is found
Version 1.0.3
Added a few more tags to intellisense
Version 1.0.2
Fixed minor bug when Enter is pressed in the doc section
Version 1.0.1
Fixed minor bug with commenting in function declarations
