I've used NDoc for quite a while now using a customised build (i.e. slightly bug-fixed build) of NDoc Enhanced (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ndoc-e/) but I've run into a strange issue with methods that have parameters which themselves take generic parameters.
For example anything that has a Dictionary as a parameter where the type parameters for the dictionary are not base class types will not find documentation properly as when the code uses Type.FullName to get the type it gets a really long string like the following:
System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2[[VDS.RDF.INode, dotNetRDF, Version=0.2.0.26419, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=82b4e01e1f8f2469],[VDS.RDF.INode, dotNetRDF, Version=0.2.0.26419, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=82b4e01e1f8f2469]]
I assume there must be some way around this but I can't figure out what. The really strange thing is that the Type with the above fullname will report itself as not being a GenericType or having GenericTypeParameters which seems completely wrong to me. Does anyone know what the issue and corresponding workaround for this is?
I can switch to using NDoc3 instead which doesn't have this issue but that project doesn't publish it's source code so I can't look it up myself.
Can someone satisfy my curiosity and enlighten me?