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    <summary> in equivalent??

    Is there a vb.net equivalent for <summary>?

    eg.
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    /// <summary> RetType: This returns a Int32 that... </summary>
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    Not until the next version of Visual Studio. Although there are a couple of thrid party deals (some of which are free) that will work around it in the current versions.

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    The next version comes out sometime this year rite?
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    Its suppose to come out late this year or maybe early next year.

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    If you like this feature plus other advantages , why don't you switch to C# which I guess would takes about 2 weeks !!

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    meh,

    been thinking about it but one thing that i dont like in c#
    is how for, if, try, catch end in just } it gets confusing for me atleast. I know enough basic C# to port some things to vb.net. Other than that i dont mind C# structure

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    if{int x = 0; x < 10; x++)
    {
    
     catch (Exception pException)
      {
       //do whatever
      }
    }
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    When you get used to it , you won't say that again . It's similar to


    then =opening bracket



    end if = closing braket

    C# depth is more interesting , believe me .

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    The whole C# vs. VB.NET is overrated if you ask me. VB.NET can do anything C# can do. There are a few minor things that can't be done in one or the other but it goes both ways and there are always workarounds to get you by. I prefer the VB syntax but I think they are both great languages. Although C# would need more than XML documentation to make me switch. But that is just my opinion.
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