Add ComiledName to members with F# specific naming #372
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| @if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(it.Details.FormatCompiledName)) | ||
| { | ||
| @:<p>CompiledName: <code>@it.Details.FormatCompiledName</code></p> | ||
| } |
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Sure why not. I like it. |
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Do you need a fast release with this? |
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Sure it would be nice to see the changes in the release soon. But I don't really need it -- our doc generation setup script can work with both nuget and custom built assemblies. |
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F# allows to specify CompiledName for variables/members/etc..
It would be usefull to display the CompiledName -- it is important when accessing the entry from a .NET language other than F# (msdn quote)...
MSDN does so, e.g. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee370346.aspx
Note:
The compiled names are only added when the CompiledName differs from the DisplayName.