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[quote][i]Originally posted by enigma[/i]
[br]I use visual assist X (version 10.3.1535.0) and Document! X (5.1.0.0) together for my c# project development ( vs.net 2003). I found that visual assist caused a problem when I used the G??Content FromG?? option in Document! X. These are the steps to reproduce the problem.

1.	Install both copies of the software
2.	Open a c# project file, create one method with two overloads. For example private void Add(int a, int b) and private void Add(int a)
3.	Go to G?edit documentationG? label on the top right of the IDE. This G?edit documentationG? should appear as a result of the installation of Document! X
4.	Click on Add(int) method, there is a page that allows one to write xml documentation in fields such as G?SummaryG?, G?OverloadsG? etc will pop up.
5.	Click on the G?Content FromG? icon, then click on G?New itemG?, choose G?Add(int, int)G?
6.	Select the filter by clicking on the G?Build filterG? icon, choose all of the tags.
7.	Play at the form a little while by clicking on the G?BuildG? or G?Build filterG? button, highlight the text inside the two text boxes etc.
8.	The IDE exits

I have contacted the Document! X software vendor, but I believe that it is important that you guys know about this as well. Please give a reply ASAP.

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enigma	Posted - Feb 27 2007 : 11:04:51 PM I use visual assist X (version 10.3.1535.0) and Document! X (5.1.0.0) together for my c# project development ( vs.net 2003). I found that visual assist caused a problem when I used the G??Content FromG?? option in Document! X. These are the steps to reproduce the problem. 1. Install both copies of the software 2. Open a c# project file, create one method with two overloads. For example private void Add(int a, int b) and private void Add(int a) 3. Go to G?edit documentationG? label on the top right of the IDE. This G?edit documentationG? should appear as a result of the installation of Document! X 4. Click on Add(int) method, there is a page that allows one to write xml documentation in fields such as G?SummaryG?, G?OverloadsG? etc will pop up. 5. Click on the G?Content FromG? icon, then click on G?New itemG?, choose G?Add(int, int)G? 6. Select the filter by clicking on the G?Build filterG? icon, choose all of the tags. 7. Play at the form a little while by clicking on the G?BuildG? or G?Build filterG? button, highlight the text inside the two text boxes etc. 8. The IDE exits I have contacted the Document! X software vendor, but I believe that it is important that you guys know about this as well. Please give a reply ASAP.
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enigma	Posted - Mar 05 2007 : 8:00:57 PM Thanks for the fix, it seems that the problem has already been solved. Great work!
sean	Posted - Mar 05 2007 : 7:49:54 PM Try: http://forum.wholetomato.com/colin/forumimages/VaPkg_1548_1.zip
enigma	Posted - Mar 05 2007 : 7:48:21 PM The link you emailed me is not working: http://forum.wholetomato.com/colin/forumimages/C:\\share\\test\\VaPkg_1548_1.zip
feline	Posted - Mar 05 2007 : 1:47:20 PM case=5354 I have emailed you about this.
enigma	Posted - Mar 04 2007 : 8:19:45 PM Not sure when you guys can get this bug fixed. We are quite dependant on these two plug-ins so we hope to see a fast solution
feline	Posted - Mar 02 2007 : 08:58:26 AM We are looking into this, hopefully we will have some results soon.
enigma	Posted - Mar 02 2007 : 02:03:25 AM quote: Originally posted by feline I am not making much progress here, so I have just emailed their support people, listing the results of my tests and asking them if they have any ideas. Do keep me post on latest updates. I had contacted the Document!X technical support. They said that it was because va x was subclassing their form, therefore they could do nothing about it.
feline	Posted - Feb 28 2007 : 11:09:41 AM I am not making much progress here, so I have just emailed their support people, listing the results of my tests and asking them if they have any ideas.
feline	Posted - Feb 28 2007 : 10:42:35 AM I have downloaded a trial version of Document! X and have reproduced the crash. Stopping VA from loading seems to stop the crash, so there is clearly an interaction problem here. I will look into this more deeply, and see what I can find. For now have you tried simply disabling VA via its menu option before doing complex operations with Document! X? Not an ideal solution, but if it stops the crashes this will be helpful.

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