Proposal: <note> documentation element #8972
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sharwell
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I like it. In the absence of any stricter enforcement, it would be useful to tell a child class whether a method override should call the base or not without any callers caring about that aspect when they read the comment. Should |
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Champion issue: #8973
I propose updating the C# language specification to define a
<note>
block-level element in the context of XML documentation comments. The<note>
element has atype
attribute, which is allowed to be any identifier but the following note types are predefined:note
: A general note. This is the default if thetype
attribute is omitted.implement
: Note to implementerscaller
: Note to callersinherit
: Note to inheritorsimportant
: An important notesecurity
: A security note🔗 note (Sandcastle XML Comments Guide)
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