<see>, <see also>, and object browser?

I'm currently using VS2005 (with .Net 2.0) and am attempting to document some code with the <see> tag. Here's what I currently have:

/// <summary>
/// This type defines how intervals are drawn.
/// </summary>
public enum INTERVAL_TYPE {
/// <summary>
/// A fixed number of intervals (defined by <see cref="TimeLineViewer.ChartFormatting.NumIntervals"/>) is drawn.
/// </summary>
FIXED_NUMBER,

I was hoping that the <see> tag would induce a link when I viewed the enum member in the object browser. Instead, I just get the text 'TimeLineViewer.ChartFormatting.NumIntervals.'

Am I expecting too much intelligence from the object browser?

katesune

[743 byte] By [katesune] at [2007-12-30]
# 1

Katesune,

I recall having a discussion around <see> in Summary section. Let me try to repro. this and will get back with an answer.

Anand..

AnandRaman-MSFT at 2007-9-5 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual Studio,Developer Documentation and Help System...
# 2

Thanks. I've had little luck searching for anything about this.

katesune

katesune at 2007-9-5 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual Studio,Developer Documentation and Help System...
# 3

Katesune,

This is a bug in Sandcastle. I will log an issue and see if we can get a fix in this month's CTP drop.

Anand..

AnandRaman-MSFT at 2007-9-5 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual Studio,Developer Documentation and Help System...

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