New Features

• You can now document functions found in Active Server Pages and VBScript files.
• IDL Cleanup Hook can be used for interfaces defined in C++.

Defects Corrected

• If you opened a corrupted .DOF file with the output format editor, it would throw an unhandled exception.
• The JavaScript scanner did not report variables. In most cases, users didn't want to document the variables anyway, but a few did. If you don't want to deal with the variables, you can Automatic Comments to get rid of them.
• If the C++ scanner encountered an error within a namespace{} block, it wouldn't terminate the scan, leading to other syntax errors and, in a few circumstances, a GPF.
• When the C++ scanner encounters a syntax error within a class, it now reports the class, where it didn't before. Without reporting the class, you get a syntax error plus a whole bunch of "missing class definition" errors, which obscured the real error.
• The C++ scanner did not recognize __property as a MC++ extension
• The list of variables on the "Variables" page of the project configuration wasn't sorted. What a pain.
• The links in the class members list didn't have hover-over capability.
• The "Make All Classes Public" flag in the VB6 scanner didn't do anything for modules.
• The Directory/File Grouper Hook could infinite loop if you used "//" comments as the comment for a file.
• The leading-character unboxer was not working for VB6 comments that started with a string of ticks.
• The VB scanner was not reporting properties correctly. (The generator would report duplicate object errors.)
• The MSWord output format did not handle papers from DJX files
• The XML Comment Scanner did not translate <PARAM> correctly.
• Way back in the day, the "Description" section of a comment absolutely had to be one paragraph and no more. The last vestiges of that restriction have now been erased.