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Special characters like % in documentation

Last post 08-17-2007 5:15 AM by Richard Sloggett (Innovasys). 1 replies.
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  • 08-15-2007 11:17 AM

    Special characters like % in documentation

    Hi, 

    I do have problems with the % character when I am using the class documenter in VS 2005. If I type in this {%something%} then it becomes

    {<see cref="something"/>} in the comments

    If I am using the &#37; directly in the comments in code, it reverts back to {<see cref="someting"/> when i have edited the comment.

    And if I am trying to use &#37; in the editor it becomes &amp;#37;

    Best regards

    Ole Oscar

  • 08-17-2007 5:15 AM In reply to

    Re: Special characters like % in documentation

    Because Document! X recognizes identifiers surrounded by % as links, you need to prefix with a / to use a % character in text. e.g.

    "This text contains a /% character".

    Let me know if you need any more information.

    Richard Sloggett
    Innovasys
    http://www.innovasys.com
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