Overriding a virtual method from within an inherited class but keep the comments of the base class [duplicate]

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Comment Inheritance for C# (actually any language)

In my application, my base class clearly defines the purpose of each virtual method.

When I inherit my base class and override the virtual methods, I'm having to re-type the comments.

Now, I know why it doesn't copy the comments by default and it makes sense but as I have many classes inheriting from my base class it's getting tiresome to copy the entire XML comments to add an additional <para> to the bottom of the comments.

Is this just the way it is?

Answer 1

You could use ReSharper. Whenever you implement any interface it will bring over the XML comments as well (if you so choose).