I’ve found a workaround which works pretty well, partly alread described in this comment. You need to download and install TypeLight (free for personal use), and open the Consolas.ttf file inside. To adjust the line spacing, go to Font -> Metrics -> Advanced and change the “Line Gap” to your desire (I changed “Type Line … Read more
By default, always just create new folder within the same project You will get single assembly (without additional ILMerge gymnastic) Easier to obfuscate (because you will have less public types and methods, ideally none at all) Separating your source code into multiple projects makes only sense if you… Have some portions of the source code … Read more
Why does Visual Studio by default create a private static method when refactoring code and selecting extract method? It does this only if your method doesn’t access any member variables/methods/properties. This is good because it basically operates on the principle of least assumptions: since you don’t access instance-specific data, might as well make the method … Read more
I found this blog entry which has a solution. Although I’d prefer to be able to say “don’t step into anything that isn’t part of this project”, this looks workable. EDIT: After looking at a few blogs and newsgroups, the method is to add an entry for each function that you don’t want to step … Read more
it’s been a year since you’ve asked this question.. but i just want to give the solution for this question… if you using VS2010, go to your Project Properties, go to Compile, Advanced Compile Option, then set your target CPU to x86 or x64… cannot be both… choose one… hope this solved.. 🙂
We use Team Foundation Server Team Build and have added a block to the TFSBuild.proj’s AfterCompile target to trigger the ClickOnce publish with our preferred version number: <MSBuild Projects=”$(SolutionRoot)\MyProject\Myproject.csproj” Properties=”PublishDir=$(OutDir)\myProjectPublish\; ApplicationVersion=$(PublishApplicationVersion); Configuration=$(Configuration);Platform=$(Platform)” Targets=”Publish” /> The PublishApplicationVersion variable is generated by a custom MSBuild task to use the TFS Changeset number, but you could use your … Read more
TL;DR Visual Studio isn’t entirely consistent about how it assigns GUIDs to projects or how it specifies those GUIDs in project references. I was able to resolve the problem by using upper case GUIDs with braces for ProjectGuid elements and lower case with braces for Project elements (in references). Background We have a large solution … Read more
As a solution to this issue you can register to an event that notifies when the solution load is done. This is a sample of class that lets you listen to events on solution loading: public class SolutionEventsListener : IVsSolutionEvents, IDisposable { private IVsSolution solution; private uint solutionEventsCookie; public event Action AfterSolutionLoaded; public event Action … Read more
Go to the project menu -> properties. Select the resources tab Make sure Images is selected first. Click the arrow beside ‘add resource’ New Image (Select from Image File Types) Find the PNG
Close Notepad++ Download Notepad++ Visual Studio Theme Extract the files to C:\Program Files\Notepad++\themes then start Notepad++ (create themes folder if it does not exist) In the menu bar, open Settings→Style Configurator… Click the Select theme dropdown and select the Visual Studio theme. Click Save & Close button. Information about theme can be found on archived … Read more