09/05/05 - DocJet version 5.2 build 1 released
This version includes support for Visual Studio 2005. Additionally, output formats are now stored in an XML-based format, rather than the old binary format so they can be more easily diffed and version controlled. Support for Visual Studio version 5 has been dropped in this release.
Before you install this release...
In previous versions, when you installed DocJet on a machine with multiple versions of Visual Studio, DocJet would install itself in the latest version. Many customers are choosing to install both Visual Studio version 6 and Visual Studio .Net, so DocJet now will install itself in all the versions of Visual Studio it finds. To take advantage of the new XML-based output format storage format, just open your output format in the output format editor and store it again. After that, you can open your output formats with a text editor or XML viewer.
New Features
- The JavaDoc transformer now can deal with nested lists.
Defects Corrected
- The Comment Transformer program would GPF in many common circumstances.
- In some circumstances, if you specified a particular order for topics within your table of contents using the External Sources Editor, that ordering would not be respected.
- In the documentation for classes, the list of subclasses was not sorted.
