visual-studio-2015

问题 I've implemented a C++ Exception and throw this exception on errors without catching it. In linux I do see the exception text ("what") on console and the application exists. This is my expected behaviour. On windows (compiled with Visual C++ 2015) however a popup window opens and states a generic error. I do not see the exception message on console or anywhere else. Is it possible to log thrown/uncaught exceptions to console/stdout (or stderr) on Windows, too? Thank you 回答1: Throwing an

问题 I would like to have a quick keyboard shortcut to turn on/off this feature. The feature is useful, but sometimes I want to look only at code and this feature distorts the code visual appearance. I have bound EditorContextMenus.CodeLens.CodeLensOptions to a keyboard shortcut, but this is too slow because the Options menu takes too long to open. I would really like to have shortcut that toggles this feature on and off. How can I do this? Did I miss some option in Environment->Keyboard or is

问题 I have created a shared object for Android in Visual Studio 2015 . It works fine so far, but pop_back() for a wstring does not work: wstring element = "JustATest!"; if (element.back() == L'!') { element.pop_back(); } VS2015 tells me: " no member named 'pop_back' in 'std::basic_string<wchar_t>' ". Can anybody tell me how to get rid of this error? I have no idea why this should not work. Is that because for some reason VS2015 does not use C++11 here? Thank you for the help! Edit: Another error:

问题 I'm creating a multi-project template for VS2015 where one of the created projects references the other. How do I add the reference using the template? If I add the reference using the VS GUI it will add the following to the .vcxproj file: <ItemGroup> <ProjectReference Include="path\xyz.vcxproj"> <Project>{XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX}</Project> </ProjectReference> And the GUID is a valid one, since VS knows the GUID of the referenced project. When I create the new projects from

问题 TLDR; Screens newly referencing an external ResourceDictionary file in VS2015 style correctly at run-time, but not at design-time. What gives? At work, we have a WinForms product which houses many WinForms screens with one developer actively adding new ones, as well as a handful of WPF screens with me adding new ones. Noticing a lot repetitious code/styling in existing WPF screens, I created a single project to house this - to be referenced by all existing/future WPF screens. Project:

问题 TLDR; Screens newly referencing an external ResourceDictionary file in VS2015 style correctly at run-time, but not at design-time. What gives? At work, we have a WinForms product which houses many WinForms screens with one developer actively adding new ones, as well as a handful of WPF screens with me adding new ones. Noticing a lot repetitious code/styling in existing WPF screens, I created a single project to house this - to be referenced by all existing/future WPF screens. Project:

问题 Since past two months or so I have been observing a strange phenomenon with the Real Time Protection Service that comes bundled in as a part of Windows Defender on Windows 10. When this service is set to ON Visual Studio builds take an excruciatingly long time to complete. Visual Studio itself takes forever to launch. Further if there are managed add-ins (written using Visual Studio Tools For Office, VSTO) installed in Outlook, Outlook takes 13-14 seconds to launch! When this service is

问题 TLDR; Screens newly referencing an external ResourceDictionary file in VS2015 style correctly at run-time, but not at design-time. What gives? At work, we have a WinForms product which houses many WinForms screens with one developer actively adding new ones, as well as a handful of WPF screens with me adding new ones. Noticing a lot repetitious code/styling in existing WPF screens, I created a single project to house this - to be referenced by all existing/future WPF screens. Project:

问题 Visual Studio publish only supports importing web deploy. Is there a workaround? 回答1: Visual Studio publishing profiles supports pure FTP as a target. It does not support SFTP however. These are the options you should see: Web Deploy Web Deploy Package FTP (does not support SFTP unfortunately) File System (UNC or local path) Update since noted ASP.NET 5 With the details that the project is ASP.NET 5 / vNext, at this time, FTP and Web Deploy are not supported yet in the UI of Visual Studio.

问题 I'm encountering the following System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException error when I create a blank Windows 10 Universal Application... Following are event viewer screens... I have checked online for other solutions and have already done the following... Uninstall/Repair Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 Reset my Windows 10 PC 1511 update Cleared the Designer/ShadowCache folder Target environment has been set to x86/x64 Target framework set to 10240 Developer mode enabled Updated graphic drivers