Improving VB.NET application string handling performance

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ASP Documentation Tool 7.2

The ASP Documentation Tool™ creates comprehensive technical documentation for ASP web applications written in either VBScript or JScript.
Any Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access databases and Visual Basic 6.0 COM objects associated with the application can also be documented if required.

Reports are created in HTML [sample], Microsoft's HTML Help [sample] and text [sample] formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the ASP, SQL and VB code are included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the
ASP Documentation Tool™ an invaluable utility in understanding your (or someone
else's!) ASP web applications. A version for the .NET Framework (C#/VB.NET) is also available.

Changes in version 7.2 are:

• Source code pages now link back to the page details page.


• ADO command timeout increased to 2 minutes in database documentation routines.


• CDO, MAPI and AmHTML objects now reported in appropriate case.

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.NET Documentation Tool 8.3

The .NET Documentation Tool creates comprehensive technical software documentation for .NET Framework applications written in VB.NET or C#. Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft Access databases associated with the application may also be documented if required. There is enhanced functionality for documenting ASP.NET web applications.

Reports are created in HTML [sample], Microsoft's HTML Help [sample] and text [sample] formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the .NET and SQL code are included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the
.NET Documentation Tool an invaluable utility in understanding application source code. Versions for ASP and Visual Basic 6.0 are also available.

Changes in version 8.3 of the .NET Documentation Tool are:

• In response to user requests, it is now possible to specify a string of HTML that can be added to the HEAD portion of the HTML files created by the .NET Documentation Tool. An example use of this is to allow a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) file to be specified.
  
• Improved the detection of C# and VB.NET properties.
  
• Improved the detection of C# and VB.NET items.
  
• Improved the detection of C# and VB.NET subroutines.
  

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