Turned out to be an "&" within the <summary>
</summary> tags. NDoc evidentally interprets this
character as a switch of some kind that turns of proper
documentation
Remember that the doc are XML, and that the ampersand(&)
is a reserved character in XML. Unfortunately, VBCommenter
does not warn you when the comments you write are not
valid XML, so you need to be careful.
The good news is that VB2005 has native support for XML
comments and it's validation is far more rigorous
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is a reserved character in XML. Unfortunately, VBCommenter
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valid XML, so you need to be careful.
The good news is that VB2005 has native support for XML
comments and it's validation is far more rigorous
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