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Launching sandcastledocs.com wiki site

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Molly Bostic, program manager, MSDN Wiki and a member of my team helped me last night to setup Sandcastledocs.com sharepoint wiki website. Thanks Molly J

It’s available at https://www.sandcastledocs.com with links to Sandcastle download, blogs, forums ..etc. The wiki editing is only availabe for Microsoft employees at this time. Please let me know what additional information you would like to see at this site. Cheers.

 

Anand..

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  • Anonymous
    August 25, 2006
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  • Anonymous
    August 27, 2006
    Anand, maybe you could add my MSBuild script to the list of community-created tools as well? It is now updated to support the August CTP.

    http://blog.ljusberg.com/2006/08/sandcastle-august-ctp-released.html

    Regards,

    /Anders

  • Anonymous
    September 05, 2006
    Anders, I just added a link to your script from the scripts and automation page: http://www.sandcastledocs.com/Wiki%20Pages/Scripts%20and%20Automation%20from%20Community.aspx.
    -- MollyBos (aka msdnwiki)

  • Anonymous
    October 28, 2006
    I would like to see a list of tags (and explanations of usage) you intend to add in addition to the standard c# tags. I read some posts on your forum, but all I see there is 'do you support this tag?' 'yea, sure, when we get to the RTW', but you hold your cards very close to your chest and don't say 'oh, and we'll also support this tag and this tag and this is how you will use them...' It's going to be a pain to start going over existing projects and add these tags, so we might as well get started early, you know...

  • Anonymous
    October 29, 2006
    Omer, Currently Sandcastle supports C# recommended tags as defined by http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5ast78ax.aspx . In addition we plan to support the following in the next CTP release in couple weeks. <overloads> <preliminary> <threadsafety> <note> The above 4 custom tags were used in nDoc and we want to support them. We are also investigating <events> and <exclude> for inclusing them in future release. Anand..

  • Anonymous
    October 29, 2006
    Anand, It would be really nice if you could post these to the wiki, along with explanations of what they're for and how to use them... Omer