02/28/04 - DocJet version 5.1 build 7 released
This release fixes some problems in the C# scanner and a pair of obscure crash-bugs.
Defects Corrected
- All C# classes, interfaces, etc. were lumped together as "classes" in the table of contents. Also, the correct default comments for C# classes were not correct.
- If you mark an object with the "internal" access specifier, then that object shouldn't be part of non-internal documentation.
- The C# scanner was not reporting security attributes (public, private, protected, etc.) for embedded classes. It was treating them all as public.
- If you create two overview objects in the ESE with the same title, and mark both of them internal, the generator will crash when you try to generate documentation.
- The project-configuration-editor could crash if you ran it on a ClearCase drive.
- The wizard page that came up when the project-creation wizard decided that you might not have correctly formatted argument lists didn't behave correctly. If you said that you didn't want it activated, it'd be activated anyway.
- The FunctionNameRemover wizard page was not behaving correctly either - it didn't get the name of the hook right.