While we do use Source Control, we do also run all our projects from Network Drives (not shared directories, private directories on network drives). The network drives are backed up nightly, and also use Volume Shadow Copy, so if you need to revert to something before it made it’s way to SC, then you can. … Read more
Unfortunately there is currently no designer support (unlike for SQL Server 2005) for building relationships between tables in SQL Server CE. To build relationships you need to use SQL commands such as: ALTER TABLE Orders ADD CONSTRAINT FK_Customer_Order FOREIGN KEY (CustomerId) REFERENCES Customers(CustomerId) If you are doing CE development, i would recomend this FAQ: EDIT: … Read more
In VS2008 there are the following options you can set to change the behavior (not sure if there are similar options in other versions of Visual Studio): Projects and Solutions/Build and Run – On Run, when projects are out of date: Always build Never build Prompt to build <== default setting – On Run, when … Read more
In most places where you can use those, there’s a “Macros” button or similar, which shows all available macros and the current value of them. For example, go to the PostBuild event editor to find the list. Edit: I just checked. There’s a list in MSDN.
Project Settings -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor -> Preprocessor definitions Here you can define symbols that are applied globally to all source code in your project.
The answer if you are using C#: The very simple answer is to right click on proj2, choose the settings tab. On the top, you will find the access modifier of the settings class is: internal, change it to public. Add a reference to the proj2 in the proj1 in order to see the proj2 … Read more
For this very problem I chose to use a migration tool: Migratordotnet. With migrations (in any tool) you have a simple class used to perform your changes and undo them. Here’s an example: [Migration(62)] public class _62_add_date_created_column : Migration { public void Up() { //add it nullable Database.AddColumn(“Customers”, new Column(“DateCreated”, DateTime) ); //seed it with … Read more
You need to add the address-model=64 parameter. Look e.g. here.
Using has virtually the same syntax in VB as C#, assuming you’re using .NET 2.0 or later (which implies the VB.NET v8 compiler or later). Basically, just remove the braces and add a “End Using” Dim bitmap as New BitmapImage() Dim buffer As Byte() = GetHugeByteArrayFromExternalSource() Using stream As New MemoryStream(buffer, false) bitmap.BeginInit() bitmap.CacheOption = … Read more
This feature can be turned off by editor.copyWithSyntaxHighlighting.