Providing the VS SDK is installed, you should be able to build by opening the solution and hitting F6. Requires: Visual Studio 2019 SDK Build instructions You need to scroll/'bump' the editor window to see the effect of the on/off toggle command.In VS, open the Extension Manager, select ImageComments, then click uninstall. The extension adds a command in the Tools menu to toggle image-comment display on or off. Image-comments don't really have anything to do with XML comments, but the format is convenient and it should be pretty straight-forward to transform them for Sandcastle documentation creation. The languages currently supported are Python, C#, F#, C, C++ and VB. If there's a problem trying to load the image or parse the tag, the tag will be squiggly-underlined and hovering over this will show the error, e.g.:
BMP, PNG, JPG all work as image formats, and C:\Path\To\Image.png, and \\server\folder\image.png all work as URLs. Images are displayed using the WPF Image control with a BitmapFrame source, and accepted image and URL formats are tied to those, e.g. Please note, if you use docfx at the same time, these environment variables must not be used, because docfx expects the images in a directory, e.g. Images from URL will be downloaded and not updated as long as the file exists in the user temp directory. You can use the VS environment variables $(ProjectDir), $(SolutionDir), and $(ItemDir) in URLs, e.g.:įrom 1.1.4.3 on you can also use relative paths (relative to the source file). You can also specify the bgcolor attribute to set a background color for pictures with transparent areas, the color is specified as hex number: RRGGBB or RRGGBBAA, optionally you can use a short hand notation RGB. The optional opacity attribute is available since 1.1.4.4 (from 0.0 to 1.0): Since 1.1.4.4 scaled images are anti aliased. The optional scale attribute multiplies the source width and height (ranges from 0.01 to 100). To install double-click/activate the VSIX file. Visual Studio 2019 (though earlier releases support 2010~2017). For example, TomSmartBishop/image-comments from which the VS Marketplace entry was made.
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