visual-studio-2013

问题 In an older version of Visual Studio (Like the one at home, guess 2013), I am able to edit my code while the system is running but I can't continue (and I don't want to continue). While step-ping through my code, I just want to start typing and once I finish editing then to recompile. The advantage is that while typing I can hoover my mouse and watch values/structures of the variables and edit according. It's a nice guide sometimes, like a reminder or notes. Why my Visual Studio 2015 prevents

问题 I am editing an old project that uses fixed form Fortran and compiling with IVF compiler . The current issue I have is with continuation lines in a list: format(//, 10x,'*******************************************',/, & 10x,'* DIAGONALS OF THE RESIDUAL COV. MATRIX *',/, & 10x,'*******************************************',//, & 2x,'MEASUREMENT',7X,' RESIDUAL COVARIANCE', /) For some reason, the ampersand is not working for me and I keep getting the error: unrecognized token '&' skipped For

问题 Whenever I build and run my C++ code from Visual Studio 2013, the console window width is un-adjustable and because of this, causes my output to be pushed onto the next line sooner than I'd like. How can I get Visual Studio to make the console window width larger? If I need to insert code in my application to do this, is there a way I can put a compile-time check so that it removes the code when not compiling on Windows? I'm trying to make the code as portable as possible. 回答1: One solution

问题 I would like to suppress these warnings but I could not figure out how to do it. 回答1: Those are not warnings you are seeing, those are Errors. The output tells you very clearly when a diagnostic message is a warning or an error. You've given the compiler an error number (6002) and told it to suppress the warning with that number, but such a warning does not exist. So, you've only succeeded in creating an additional error In this case, the message you're trying to suppress is a fatal compiler

问题 I would like to suppress these warnings but I could not figure out how to do it. 回答1: Those are not warnings you are seeing, those are Errors. The output tells you very clearly when a diagnostic message is a warning or an error. You've given the compiler an error number (6002) and told it to suppress the warning with that number, but such a warning does not exist. So, you've only succeeded in creating an additional error In this case, the message you're trying to suppress is a fatal compiler

问题 I would like to suppress these warnings but I could not figure out how to do it. 回答1: Those are not warnings you are seeing, those are Errors. The output tells you very clearly when a diagnostic message is a warning or an error. You've given the compiler an error number (6002) and told it to suppress the warning with that number, but such a warning does not exist. So, you've only succeeded in creating an additional error In this case, the message you're trying to suppress is a fatal compiler

问题 I am used to Eclipse CDT where the output of a program (using cout) is written to the "Console" window inside Eclipse. Now I switched to Visual Studio 2013. When creating a simple C++ "Console Application" like #include "stdafx.h" #include <iostream> using namespace std; int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { cout << "hello world" << endl; cin.get(); return 0; } the application is "run in the Dos console", i.e. when I press "Run" Visual Studio opens a small Dos window and runs the program

问题 I have found various iterations of this question across a number of websites, however so far I have not found anything that provides a full answer that worked. I have just set up a number of Visual Studio Test Agents that all appear to be behaving and running most of the unit tests we are planning on initially running on them. However when I came to checking one of the unit tests it is failing on the line: using (ShimsContext.Create()) , With the stack trace: Result Message: Microsoft

问题 I'm making buttons programatically and adding them to a stack panel so the buttons change each time the user navigates to the page. I'm trying to do something like this where when I click the created button it'll grab the tag of the button and go to the correct page. However, I can't access the button elements using RoutedEventHandler. Here's the code: foreach (item in list) { Button newBtn = new Button(); newBtn.Content = "Button Text"; newBtn.Tag = item.Tag; newBtn.Name = item.Name; newBtn

问题 I'm making buttons programatically and adding them to a stack panel so the buttons change each time the user navigates to the page. I'm trying to do something like this where when I click the created button it'll grab the tag of the button and go to the correct page. However, I can't access the button elements using RoutedEventHandler. Here's the code: foreach (item in list) { Button newBtn = new Button(); newBtn.Content = "Button Text"; newBtn.Tag = item.Tag; newBtn.Name = item.Name; newBtn