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Using NDoc: Adding World-Class Documentation to Your .NET Components
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2003-07-15 18:48:16 |
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anonymous2
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Hi,
I was just wondering how the doc directory only contains the resultant .chm file. When I try running the .xml and .dll file through the NDocGui, I end up with a flat hierarchy containing all the html files that make up the ndocs, along with all the .gif files and a few other files. Does the clean target in the makefile remove the excess? If so, how? Thanks for the help and the article.
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directory structure
2003-07-16 03:06:56
arithex
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You're right, in that all the other output files are just temporary/garbage, generated by NDoc. CHM files are completely self-sufficient... in fact, using the HTML Help Workshop you can reverse-engineer that CHM file, to recreate all the original *.html, *.gif, etc.