Documentation for attribute WordParagraph.underline links to MSDN about officeimo HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi,

The documentation is generated automatically so most likely the tool I'm using is at fault here.

• https://charlesdevandiere.github.io/xmldoc2md/

It's the one that provides wrong link. So either I need to change the tool to generate docs or the tool nees to be fixed

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Alright gotcha... I'll be able to look into that tonight. Thanks, maybe just be able to generate links for each contained type.
Do you know offhand where the documentation is? I'll find it on my own eventually and it's perfectly fine if you don't.

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The documentation generation is based on the source code. Some of the classes are mine, but the the source code is based on OpenXML SDK:

• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/open-xml/open-xml-sdk

If you search for specific things:

• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/documentformat.openxml.spreadsheet.underlinevalues?view=openxml-2.8.1

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Thank you very much... I'm actually using your library to write a declarative library
that has sensible defaults for everything with the same level of control... I started
trying to use the OpenXML SDK but that has some kind of weird issue from Linux
at home so I found yours and that somehow works for that, not sure why. This
library seems excellent btw...

I've created an issue for the tool and pending they consider it a good idea and
I wouldn't have to fight through how the system is setup to access the document
link for the wrapped class then I will be following up with a PR hopefully inside of
a week either adding an option or making it default and either the highest nested
type or every type in the signature. here

I was a little worried initially as to whether or not I was being abrasive, sorry if I
came across that way.

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It's fine. I spent a lot of time on automating openxml things and made sure there's enough tests to cover different scenarios. OpenXML is great, but you have to put a lot of effort to do basic things, that this tool simplifies.

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