Your project is probably configured as a WinForms project, or possibly as a class library. If it’s created as either of these, you are only able to add a WPF UserControl, unfortunately. Of course, there’s no technical reason for this limitation, so you can copy/paste one from another project or recreate/change your project to be … Read more
This is probably one of those rare cases where it makes sense to use an extern alias. In the properties page for the reference to System.Core (i.e. under References, select System.Core, right-click and select “Properties”), change the “Aliases” value to “global,SystemCore” (or just “SystemCore” if it’s blank to start with). Then in your code, write: … Read more
Simply delete the .suo file. It contains the list of open files.
Asked the same thing today, and the answer was as simple as: Right click in the Output window when you’re running your program and uncheck all of the messages you don’t want to see (like Thread Exit messages). In your case, uncheck “Module Load messages”
THe difference that I have found between Latest Version Workspace Version Latest version – compares your current code file with the most current code file on TFS server. (This includes all the changes made by your fellow code monkeys and checked back in since you checked out the file). This form of comparison will show … Read more
I was fighting with this exact same error for over an hour and low and behold I restarted VS2008 and it magically fixed itself. Give it a try as it might save you some time.
Before VS2012: Copy and paste the original block of code Select it again in the place you want to switch Press Ctrl-H to get the “Replace” box up Under “Find what” put: {[a-zA-Z\.]*} = {[a-zA-Z\.]*}; Under “Replace with” put: \2 = \1; Look in: “Selection” Use: “Regular expressions” Hit Replace All With VS2012 (and presumably … Read more
In Visual Studio: go to Tools > Extensions and Updates and then uninstall or disable the template.
The problem that I had is that I had 2 users: mydomain\user1 mytestmachine\user1 that is not correct (according to Gregg Miskely) i needed to define a local user in my development computer, for example: mydevcomputer\debug mytestmachine\debug with the same password and run the VS2008 and the Debugging Monitor with this user:
I have observed that the undo option is being disabled when I press CTRL + ENTER accidentally, and I fixed this by removing this hotkey. To do this go to : Tools -> Option -> Environment -> Keyboard and remove Edit.LineOpenAbove shortcut.