Hi,

steps to reproduce:

1. create empty project
2. put a break point or debug with initial break(f11 i belive)
3. start typing new variable in watch window like: int *

this will hang visual studio

File header comment information, adding variables for creation time and last modification time. For example:

/***************************************************************//

• @file main.cpp
• @brief
• @author zhjr
• @create date 2024.01.09 10.53.27
• @last date 2024.01.10 08.35.50
  *********************************************************************/

With some VS2019 installations, the property pages (Tools->Options->Doxygen) cannot be displayed.
-> result: Error message

Cause: the DTE2 Service is not acquired correctly.
0001-Problems-with-VS2019-does-not-display-property-pages.patch
(Patch tested with Vs2019 Pro / VS2022 CE)

headers can not be created at first line.

in the DoxygenCompletionHandler.cs file, line 255,

change to
else if (oldLine <= 1)

then headers can be created at first or second line.

Currently VS creates their documentation before this plugin does, so you have to delete it.

Header no longer seems to be recognized and does not auto populate with

/***************************************************************//

• \file $FILENAME
• \brief $BRIEF$END
• \author $USERNAME
• \date $MONTHNAME_EN $YEAR
  *********************************************************************/

But, instead, just uses the default.

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
Version 16.11.7
VisualStudio.16.Release/16.11.7+31911.196
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 4.8.04084

Installed Version: Community

Visual C++ 2019 00435-60000-00000-AA821
Microsoft Visual C++ 2019

Because in a triple slash comment every line starts like the first line, the plugin thinks it had to create a new comment every time

In VS2022 Comunity/Professional, when I want to add a doxygen style comment to a function, the plugin doesn't work. My colleagues also encountered with the same issue. Do you have a plan to fix this problem?

Can you update for VS older such as VS 2017

Steps to reproduce:

1. Select some function that's defined elsewhere.
2. Hit Alt + F12 to Peek Definition.
3. Try to create a documentation block for the function in the opened peek window.

In the peek window only /**/ is inserted.
* gets inserted in the function call site (ruining it).

Hi author, the plugin is excellent, but I found some imperfections in the process of using it, here are my suggestions

1. can extract template parameter and generate, instance: @tparam $TPARAMS
2. can extract the return type, instance: @return $TYPE
3. can extract the type of formal parameter, instance: @param $PARAMS( $TYPE )

status quo:

Renderings:

Normally when I type:

if (a > b){}  //the closing brace is inserted automatically

and hit enter, I end up with this:

if (a > b) {    
    //the caret is here     
}

With this extension enabled I end up with this:

if (a > b) {  
} //the caret is before the closing brace

The same thing probably happens with functions etc. also.

Settings at Tools > Options > Text Editor > C/C++ > Formatting > New Lines don't seem to have much effect.

When creating a doxygen comment for the method in a header file, param and return wont get generated for Foo(). However generations works on the above static function. and in the defining cpp file.
All settings for the plugin are on default, tried reinstalling it.
What should I do? The error seem to show up just sometimes, so hard to say what's causing this.

namespace A::B
{
	class DP_API MyClass
	{
	private:
		static HMODULE DLLModule;

		MyClass() {}

	public:
		/**
		 * Desc.
		 * 
		 * \param dllModule
		 */
		static void SetDLLModule(HMODULE dllModule) { DLLModule = dllModule; }

		/**
		 * Desc.
		 */
		bool Foo(HMODULE aValue);
};

When changing the template in Options > Doxygen > Function to

/// @brief $BRIEF$END.
///
/// @param $PARAMS
/// @return $RETURN

in order to use the triple slash style /// instead of the JavaDoc style /** */ for doxygen comments, there is an excess slash added to the first line, like so:

//// @brief My function name.
///
/// @param var1
/// @param var2
/// @param var3
/// @param var4
/// @return

In the comment format settings the '$' is used for variables and currently cannot be escaped.

Introduce a '\' as escape character: '\$'

version: 1.0.4

Problem Description

When I choose an item(i) from the auto-complete list, the next item(i+1) will be used.

For example, if I choose addListener, alloc will be used instead.

If I disable this plugin, the problem disappears.