[2005] Add Intellisense To Class

[DroopyPawn]

What do I add to the code (which is part of a class) below...

Public Score(0 To 4, 0 To MaxStudentCount) As String

So that when I'm coding in my main program and I type the following...

Course.Student(i).Score(

VB's intellisense will pop up and suggest something other than....

Score(,) As String

How do I add the "suggestion"?

I'd like to see something more like

Score(Quarter as integer, GradeIndex as integer) As String

[VBDT]

Just on top of the method you press the Quotes key three times and it will place the xml code on top of the method. Then you just add a summary and the parameter discriptions.

[DroopyPawn]

Um, where? I tried Quotes three times in several places. No luck.

[VBDT]

it hase to be right on top of the method and single quotes. Here is an example:

''' <summary>
    ''' 
    ''' </summary>
    ''' <param name="keyComb"></param>
    ''' <remarks></remarks>
    Public Sub Reset(ByVal keyComb As Keys)
        Me._alt = Keys.None
        Me._control = Keys.None
        Me._shift = Keys.None
        Me._key = Keys.None
        Me._format = String.Empty
        Me.SetKeys(keyComb)
    End Sub

[DroopyPawn]

Ok, I got the XML to show up, but I don't know what to do with it¡!

''' <summary>
        ''' Quarter as integer, ScoreIndex as integer
        ''' </summary>
        ''' <remarks></remarks>
        Public Score(0 To 4, 0 To MaxGradeCount) As String

[VBDT]

Ah, you can't show discription of a variable, I was whowing for a method.

[RobDog888]

You can show the arguments int he description if you add them to the description text.

[DroopyPawn]

How would I do that? Can you post an example from my code (in my 3rd post)?

[RobDog888]

Was this what you wanted?

''' <summary>    
''' This is a summary!    
''' </summary>    
''' <param name="Animal">Argument1: Animal as Cat. They rule, Meow!</param>    
Public Sub Whatever(ByVal Animal As String)
    MessageBox.Show("Meow!")
End Sub