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- BuildAssembler.exe
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This is a tool supplied with Sandcastle that is used to build the help topics for conceptual and reference builds. It is passed a configuration file containing a list of build components to use in transforming the topics into HTML and a manifest file that lists the topics to build.
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A custom build component that can be used to colorize code, add line numbering and/or collapsible section, and import code from working source code files. It can be used in both conceptual and reference builds. The component is integrated with the
A file used to store commonly used code snippets. The snippets can be inserted into a conceptual topic using the codeReference element.
A build that uses Sandcastle to produce help file topics using information extracted from conceptual content topics and their related files.
A topic file that contains conceptual content. These can be used to add usage notes, walkthroughs, tutorials, etc. to a help file.
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Support for DocProject appears to have been discontinued and it will only work with the older Sandcastle May 2008 release. |
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Sandcastle is a set of tools produced by Microsoft that can be used to build help files for .NET managed libraries, conceptual content, or a mix of both. Microsoft officially discontinued development in October 2012. The Sandcastle tools have been merged with the
The Sandcastle Help File Builder is a standalone tool used to automate Sandcastle. It consists of a GUI front end that helps you manage and build help file projects. It uses a standard MSBuild format project file which can also be built from the command line using MSBuild or integrated into Visual Studio builds or other build scripts to produce a help file when your application projects are built. In addition, it provides a set of additional features beyond those supplied with Sandcastle that can improve your help file and make it easier to deploy. A Visual Studio integration package is also available for it that integrates the project management and build features into Visual Studio 2010 or later.
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- token, token file
A token is used as a replaceable tag within a topic and is represented using a token element. The inner text of the element is a token name. The tokens are defined in a separate