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Hello, I want create a C# documentation for a project. After some searchs on internet I found SHFB to auto-generate doc. from C# comments. But, in spite of all my efforts to understand how it work, I'm stuck... Indeed, I follow some tutorials, videos, watch your guide on your website (SHFB/Welcome), and tried to modify some "user's preferences" into the SHFB project properties (into VS and/or into the app GUI). Below the procedure that I followed : PS : Hoping that my english is correct, I remain at your disposal if needed |
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Use the option in SHFB to view the web output which runs it through an instance of IIS. If using Visual Studio, you'll find the option on the SHFB toolbar or on the View menu (View Help File). Viewing the output from the local file system causes the browser to block all script so it won't show the TOC. |
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Thank you, that's answer my question ! =) |
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If you're asking how to host it on the local machine without going through a web server or local instance of IIS, I don't think you can. If neither of those is an option, you can create a Help 1 (CHM) file which is self-contained. It's an older format but still works though it depends on the old IE control to view the content so it's days may be numbered. You'll need to use the older VS2013 presentation style as it's the only one capable of producing CHM output. |
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OK tank very much, I've all I need 😀 |
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Use the option in SHFB to view the web output which runs it through an instance of IIS. If using Visual Studio, you'll find the option on the SHFB toolbar or on the View menu (View Help File). Viewing the output from the local file system causes the browser to block all script so it won't show the TOC.