Re: Tool Needed to Extract C# and C++ Comments

[Peter <pnewman1 -at- optonline -dot- net>]

Shelley Hoose wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm working on a project that needs to extract C# and C++ comments as
> documentation for assemblies and libraries, with the final deliverable to be
> integrated into the .NET development environment, i.e. accessed from its
> Help menu (such as .chp files).
> 
> We are researching Doxygen and NDoc.  Is anyone familiar enough with these
> tools to know if they would do the trick, or is there something else out
> there you all might know of?
> 

Two suggestions:
	import the source files into your word processor of choice and write a
small search and replace macro In WordPerfect writing the macro should
take no more than a few minutes, (In Word longer,) to extract the text
between the // and the line feed and put it into a separate file.
This can also easily be done with a perl script.

-- 
Peter
- a chrono- logically experienced citizen


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