You can see the types in the callstack window by looking at the top line which will show the runtime evaluated type. Also want to emphasize for others your suggestion: going to the immediate window and typing ?typeof(T).Name
Visual Studio 2017 15.5.2 has this feature built-in after it was first hinted at in a Visual Studio 2017 Preview blog post (see section “Smart Code Editor”). Invoking it can be done by going to Edit > Advanced > Expand Selection or by binding the Edit.ExpandSelection command to ShiftAlt= (actually the default if you start … Read more
Editor › Hover: Delay (editor.hover.delay in settings.json) This is the relevant setting to delay the popup of Intellisense (or other info bubbles) when you hover over something. Editor: Quick Suggestions Delay (editor.quickSuggestionsDelay in settings.json) This setting controls how long it takes to get inline as-you-type suggestions.
In the solution explorer, select the project, click the “Show All Files” button – . This will show all the files, even those not part of the project. You can now select all of these in the solution explorer (using Ctrl + Click) then right click and go to “Include In Project”.
Any C library which defines a macro named max in its standard headers is broken beyond imagination. Fortunately, an easy workaround if you need to support such platforms is to #undef max (and any other problematic macros it defines) after including the system headers and before any of your own headers/code. Note that everyone else … Read more
Other option is to increase level of MSBuild verbosity. Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Build and Run -> Set MSBuild project build output verbosity to Normal. That will give you output like this: —— Build started: MyProject, Configuration: Debug x86 —— Build started 24/03/2014 08:46:18. … Build succeeded. Time Elapsed 00:00:05.18
I found VS was holding an .opendb file open, causing a permissions clash when searching for changes. It reported the precise file that was causing the trouble in the Output window, under “Source Control – Git”. Adding this to my .gitignore fixed the issue. If a VS restart or a reboot fixes the issue then … Read more
Solution Explorer->Right Click on Project Name -> Click on Manage Nuget Packages -> Search for newtonsoft -> Click on install button
Since VSCode 1.6 you can set editor.lineNumbers with the value of relative in the settings.json file or in File>Preferences>Settings.
In your project: Create a folder say “img”, right click on it and select add existing item add image to folder Go to properties of the added image, set Build Action as Resource. It worked for me. In XAML <Image HorizontalAlignment=”Left” Name=”MyImg” Height=”80″ Margin=”273,147,0,0″ VerticalAlignment=”Top” Width=”100″ Source=”/img/Desert.jpg”/>