Doxygen silently crashes when function contains // (double-forward-slash) inside a string in C #

When using Doxygen to generate documentation for C # code, the following code causes the rest of the .cs file to be ignored and no error message is displayed to explain the reason:

/// <summary>
/// Gets the style sheet link.
/// </summary>
/// <value></value>
public string StyleSheetLink
{
    get { return "<link rel=\"STYLESHEET\" href=\"http://" + this.Request.Url.Authority + this.ThemesPath + "theme.css\">"; }
}

      

        
        
        
      

    

I guess this is not the case, because the returned string contains some XML-style content that Doxygen incorrectly parses as an XML comment and then fails because XML-that-isn't-actually-XML - lo and behold - invalid XML.

Edit: What seems to be happening is that the problem //

in http://

the problem. I changed this to "http:/"+"/"

and now it goes through completely.

So my updated question is: How do I get doxygen to ignore //

in lines of code? How do I make Doxygen ignore a line that includes the XML content style? I've just stepped through this particular file, but with hundreds of possible classes to look at, it's very likely there are a few more places where this happens, so an automated approach (perhaps a flag in expert settings?) Is preferred.