visual-studio-2010

问题 Yesterday while was writing code in model Repository suddenly power off. I left and when I open now Repository.cs was opening in notepad. Actually in Notepad it is empty. Any way to recover the code as I don't have back up of my whole days work? How to reopen it? 回答1: Try with this.. There are possibility for code loss when power breaks are there.. The primary solution is You can recover from back up files and add it with ur application. or If you have AutoRecovery enabled, you might be lucky

问题 This question already has an answer here : How to create a custom double-click event for a Button (1 answer) Closed 7 years ago . I'm trying to add a double click event to a button in winforms but it never executes in run-time. My buttons are created dynamically at run-time This is what I am trying at the moment: buttons[r][c].MouseDoubleClick += new MouseEventHandler(mouseDBL_Click); private void mouseDBL_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // do something } I also tried: buttons[r][c]

问题 This question already has an answer here : How to create a custom double-click event for a Button (1 answer) Closed 7 years ago . I'm trying to add a double click event to a button in winforms but it never executes in run-time. My buttons are created dynamically at run-time This is what I am trying at the moment: buttons[r][c].MouseDoubleClick += new MouseEventHandler(mouseDBL_Click); private void mouseDBL_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // do something } I also tried: buttons[r][c]

问题 We are using TFS and VS 2010. I have been working on a project that is using TFS as source control. I have quite a few dlls that I have downloaded (such as log4net) and referenced in my project. When a new programmer connected to TFS and got my project out of source control, it failed to build as it said it was missing all these referenced dlls. What did I do wrong here? How can I include those referenced DLLs in source control. Do I need to add all these dlls to my project before referencing

问题 We are using TFS and VS 2010. I have been working on a project that is using TFS as source control. I have quite a few dlls that I have downloaded (such as log4net) and referenced in my project. When a new programmer connected to TFS and got my project out of source control, it failed to build as it said it was missing all these referenced dlls. What did I do wrong here? How can I include those referenced DLLs in source control. Do I need to add all these dlls to my project before referencing

问题 I want to open a program (written in Visual basic 6) to be open in Visual Studio.net. Please guide, how could I do that? While trying to open VB6 (.vbp file) program directly from the OPEN project option in visual studion.net, I was getting this error, "Visual Basic 6 (.vbp) files cannot be opened in Visual Studio" 回答1: I am trying to open in VS 2010. Visual Studio 2010 does not support VB6 projects. See the link here From the msdn documentation: Visual Studio 2010 does not provide tools for

问题 I want to open a program (written in Visual basic 6) to be open in Visual Studio.net. Please guide, how could I do that? While trying to open VB6 (.vbp file) program directly from the OPEN project option in visual studion.net, I was getting this error, "Visual Basic 6 (.vbp) files cannot be opened in Visual Studio" 回答1: I am trying to open in VS 2010. Visual Studio 2010 does not support VB6 projects. See the link here From the msdn documentation: Visual Studio 2010 does not provide tools for

问题 I've knowledge of C++ and compiling small plug-ins (always based on a similar and laid out workflow). Though currently I need to compile the latest version of FFTW into a static library (or get it from the compiled version which should supposedly be a lot easier) and it's giving me an insanely hard time. Probably because I don't know the ins and outs of compiling. As a note I'm working on Windows with Visual Studio. Since I really want to know how this should work I'm asking the question here

问题 While doing some refactoring of our projects and solution files, i have separated some .sln files to contain less projects. Occasionally i need to reference some projects from outside the scope of the current .sln file. For example, my initial state was this: SOLUTION A PROJ A PROJ B After refactoring it would look like this: SOLUTION A_NEW PROJ A SOLUTION B_NEW PROJ B My question is -- Is it possible to add a ProjectReference node to a project that is not defined in the same VS solution? (in

问题 I am getting an error when using SSDT 2010 (latest updates, v10.3.21208.0) with multiple database projects in a single solution. The error reads the following: SQL71561: View: [dbo].[View] has an unresolved reference to object [OtherDatabase].[dbo].[OtherTable] I've read all the other resources I could find on Stack Overflow and Google. Here are some things I've already tried: Setup Database References to the other projects within the solution. Cleared out the Database variable option to