[SOLVED] Exported documentation for the API (c#) so it can be visible in the IDE

[bentaudun]

Hi all.
Thank you for a great product! You have a really great API and a fantastic physics engine. The documentation is good and there are also some nice examples. I am very happy about the c# support.

As a developer the top things I miss are:

• Exported documentation for the API (c#) so it can be visible in the IDE, see comparison of System Acos method vs Unigine MathLib Acos mehtod.
• It seems like it is not possible to use Unigine from a unit testing context, e.g. using NUnit

 

[silent]

bentaudun

Documentation is available starting from 2.12 SDK Update (there should be *.xml file alongside the *.dll inside bin directory of your project):

There might be some methods left undocumented (for example, MathLib.Acos is the lucky one). Try checking the World.GetNodeByNameWorld to see if it works.

Regarding the NUnit support - we will check and report back to the corresponding topic. There is no any limitations on our side, so it must be some environment configuration issue.

Thanks!

[bentaudun]

Thank you :) The problem was that the xml file was not in the bin folder of the project. Perhaps documentation files are not included automatically. Anyway, I copied the xml documentation file to the bin folder and now the "quick help" in Rider works fine. I suppose the xml documentation could be more or less the same as can be found on developer.unigine.com for the API. Having the documentation available in the IDE is a huge plus :)

[silent]

Yeah, documentation copying is available for new projects (2.12+). If you upgraded it from previous version (2.11) you need to copy these files manually.