The new version 4.4 of VSdocman has been released. VSdocman is Visual Studio .NET 2002/2003/2005/2008 add-in for the quick commenting and automatic generation of technical documentation from your VB .NET and C# source code files. You can download version 4.4 (4.8 MB).
What's new in VSdocman version 4.4:
NEW: You can include clickable class diagrams in documentation (see example). Create nice diagrams and insert them with <img> XML comment tag. The comment editor fully supports this feature. Class diagrams are only available in VS 2005 and higher.
NEW: You can define unlimited number of user tags for your own sections in documentation. Previously it was possible to define only 5 user tags.
NEW: You can create a table with more than 2 columns also directly in comment editor. In previous versions, you could edit and use such tables in editor but you needed to create them manually with the <list> tag.
NEW: Added Chinese localization for generated output.
NEW: Improved HTML output. You can now open particular topic directly. When you enter URL of some topic in the browser, the complete help with table of contents will be shown automatically. This way it is easy to send URL of particular topic to your customers or coworkers. To get URL of the topic, just right-click on the topic in TOC and select "Copy link" from browser context menu.
NEW: Improved HTML output. The table of contents is automatically synchronized with topic open in right frame.
NEW: The type name XYZ in text "(Inherited from XYZ.)" on members page is clickable link now.
FIX: Opening comment editor with XML comment containing the <img> tag caused freezing of Visual Studio on Windows Vista. Initial insertion of picture worked well, however.
FIX: The "Auto-find" button for searching the hxcomp.exe didn't work in VS 2008 with VS 2008 SDK installed.
FIX: Some <see> links to custom non-API topics were not working in HTML documentation.
FIX: There was no footer text in generated topics with enumerations.
FIX: WYSIWYG comment editor didn't work if the documentation title for the project contained backslash character. This happened for web sites (not web applications) by default because there was web site folder path in the title.
