''' <summary>
''' Constructor from global properties.
''' </summary>
''' <param name="accessMode">Mode of access to stored items.</param>
''' <param name="guidStrictionMode">Mode processing GUIDs for newly added items.</param>
Protected Sub New(accessMode As AccessMode, guidStrictionMode As GuidStrictionMode)
' Do somthing
End Sub
''' <summary>
''' Cloning constructor.
''' </summary>
''' <param name="prototype">Instance to be cloned.</param>
Protected Sub New(prototype As OmniCartesianBase(Of TKey, TVal, TBounds))
' Do somthing
End Sub
''' <summary>
''' Reading Constructor
''' </summary>
''' <param name="r">Reader to read from</param>
''' <param name="accessMode">Mode of access to stored items.</param>
Protected Sub New(r As Util.IO.OmniReader, accessMode As AccessMode)
' Do somthing
End Sub
The expected behavior is to get documentation for each, but I get another:
OmniCartesianBase<TKey,TVal,TBounds> constructor (1 of 3)
Some class has 3 constructors
The expected behavior is to get documentation for each, but I get another:
OmniCartesianBase<TKey,TVal,TBounds> constructor (1 of 3)
See Also
OmniCartesianBase<TKey,TVal,TBounds> constructor (2 of 3)
Constructor from global properties.
See Also
OmniCartesianBase<TKey,TVal,TBounds> constructor (3 of 3)
See Also
As You can see well documented is only the first constructor (
Protected Sub New(accessMode As AccessMode, guidStrictionMode As GuidStrictionMode)
)Class is fully-functional and inside Visual Studio all documentation shows correctly as in example below: