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In VS 2012, intellisense of jquery works but not my custom function, Here is a simple example,

window.g = {};

//#region Public functions

/// <signature>
///   <summary>This function will return the current page mode.</summary>
///   <returns type="bool" />
/// </signature>
g.isPageInEditMode = function () {
    return true;
}

This function does shows me summary.

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  • Did you try putting the signature inside the function? In some circumstances it may be cleaner than creating *.intellisense.js for each script file in your solution. Commented Feb 27, 2013 at 11:34

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Putting these special comments in a separate file called XXX.intellisense.js solved the issue,

intellisense.annotate(g, {
    'isPageInEditMode': function () {
        /// <signature>
        ///   <summary>This function will return the current page mode.</summary>
        ///   <returns type="Boolean" />
        /// </signature>
    }
});
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