Paint.NET Object Model!

[Rick Brewster]

If we had any such diagrams or documentation, we'd include it with the source code we distribute. Unfortunately, we obviously don't have anything like this to give you.

The problem with documentation of this kind is that it's immediately out of date. Adding new features or implementing new optimizations can radically change the code and design, at which point the documentation would have to be painstakingly poured over and/or rewritten. It's not fun stuff, and we're fortunate to have a project where we get to veto doing stuff that's not fun

That's not to say we won't have documentation of this kind eventually. Right now is a bad time to write it though, since v2.2 is currently in development and undergoing major changes to achieve our goals. Maybe after 2.2, we'll see.

[Rick Brewster]

You're asking for the exact same thing with that request

[Rick Brewster]

I don't know, I haven't even tried it.

[.NUB]

There's a pane called Class View.

Asides from that, the closest you can get to a good source code documentation is:

///

/// description of the method/function

///

void DoSomething()

{

DoNothing(); // description of this line of code

return; // Return control from this method to the calling method

}

[Illnab1024]

too tedious and time consuming. this is basically like writing the program over again.

[Alph Tech / STUART]

//Commenting code is for noobs

[Rick Brewster]

Alph, No need to be rude man.

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