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    Question Parameter info *solved*??

    Does anyone now how you have to add Parameter info to a sub you made yourself??
    Last edited by freightliner; Nov 21st, 2002 at 02:52 AM.
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    huh? just type in the parameter
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    i just mean when you call a sub, and you open ( ; you get some information. i want to know how to do that.
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    If I understand the question correctly, you are looking for the paramaters intellisense feature..This is made available by default when you add paramaters to your method.

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    Unless he's referring to creating an enum??

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    I think hes refering to the additional info that tells what the class does. I know in C#, you use the XML documentation feature, and it will automatically show up.
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    Ok, if that's the case, just type '///' in your code and you will get a list of predefined xml tags you can use to document your source, which in the end will be stored with the metadata.

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    /// is used in C#. That wont work in VB. There was a topic discussing the same thing a while back. If you do a search you might find what you are looking for.

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    Damn, I keep forgetting what board I'm posting on...

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    the conclusion of the other topic was u cant do that in vb.net

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    damn you microsoft
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