It would be cool if GhostDoc Pro would warn developers of "illegal" characters within their XML comments. 

Scenario:

Yesterday, it took me a while to figure out that the reason GhostDoc Pro errored out on my comments was that I had several code examples that used the binary '&' (ampersand operator) and perhaps should have used the HTML code '&' instead. 

Would have been great if while parsing the 100+ lines of comments and source code examples I had typed in, GhostDoc Pro would have substituted the correct XML \ HTML codes everyplace I had an ampersand. 

I know there are other scenarios (such as <code> examples of generics) that have to be formatted differently in order for the XML to remain well formed and valid. Agin, it would be a killer tool if GhostDoc Pro could make those changes or at least alert the user to the existance of an illegal character.

Kindest regards,

Charles

Option to include custom dictionary into the profile/rule publishing - Enterprise Edition introduces Shared dictionary (in addition to User dictionary). Shared dictionary can be included and published for all Analysis Module users.

Profile Editor : enable copying existing rule instance to reconfigure it under a new name