 | VB Documentation ToolCreates technical documentation for Visual Basic 6.0 source code. |
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VB Documentation Tool Ranking & Summary
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- License:
- Shareware
- Price:
- Free to try
- Publisher Name:
- By Winnersh Triangle Web Solutions
- Publisher web site:
- Operating Systems:
- Windows 2003, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows, Windows 7, Windows XP
- Additional Requirements:
- Visual Basic runtime libraries (Version 6.0)
- File Size:
- 1.4 MB
- Total Downloads:
- 143
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VB Documentation Tool Description
The VB Documentation Tool creates comprehensive technical documentation for Visual Basic 6.0 projects. All types of VB project are supported. It will also document SQL Server 7.0, 2000, 2005 and Microsoft Access databases associated with the projects. Reports are created in HTML, Microsoft's HTML Help and text formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the Visual Basic source code is included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the VB Documentation Tool a valuable utility in understanding your (or someone else's!) complex Visual Basic 6.0 applications. VB.NET version also available. The VB Documentation Tool extracts content from Visual Basic 6.0 source code files. It supports the main Visual Basic file types: Forms Modules (.bas) Class Modules (.cls) Project Groups (.vbg files) Supports more than one input folder, which is useful if your application is comprised of multiple projects. The VB Documentation Tool creates documentation which shows the following: Files associated with the project(s). Functions: Where they are defined, and where in the project they are called from. Subroutines: Where they are defined, and where in the project they are called from. Properties, including where their Get and Let methods are defined. Constants: Where they are defined, and where in the project they are used. Databases associated with the project(s).
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