I want to make a game in visual studio using C++ language and iGraphics. I have to move a character using a string. But I am facing problem using iShowImage().I take a String of some png file. When I run the program , it show only a white rectangle,not that image of the character.
Can anyone please help me for this problem?
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Since I started using visual studio I have been having a problem with all fonts.
They just all look bad in Visual Studio, as if they have too many pixels.
In the image below, the first line is a normal font, as it should be. In the second line is Visual Studio, the same font, same size, but very ugly, it even seems to be stretched.
The only way I found to get around this is to go to other programs like Adobe XD, put the text I want and save it as an image, then I go to Visual Studio and put it as an image.
But, this is a problem, since if I want to change the text size or change the content of the text it will not be possible.
Edit:
In program.cs I changed the following line to true and improved it a lot:
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(true);
I think it can still improve.
I have updated visual studio code to latest version.
It just changed formatting in html files. All my html file changes when i format again.
It wraps like we are coding in tablet mode leaving empty space like below
Can anyone help me with this. It creates issue when more then one developer is working on same project. Just slight different version of visual studio code changes format.
If you want to turn the wrap line length you can go to Preferences -> Settings and search for wrap. There you will find HTML › Format: Wrap Line Length and you can change that value.
Does anyone here happen to know if the flag that appears in the title bar of visual studio to alert users of new notifications (see the illustration below) is part of a font family (ie along the lines of wingdings) which gives it that blue roll over effect when one rolls one's mouse over it.
I have been experimenting with adding additional buttons to the Title Bar (I'm using Actipro's RibbonWindow and adjusting the WindowChrome) and I can see that using text with a certain style added will give the correct effect. Now I'm just trying to establish if the flag symbol that is used in visual studio is readily available and if so where. For example I know that using a capital o as the content of a button and setting the font to Wingdings will produce a flag, but not the one that Visual Studio uses.
No, it is a path. In VS 2015 it is defined as "F1M14,0L0,0 7,14 9,14 6,8 14,0 14,0z M11.586,1L5.293,7.293 4.94,7.645 1.618,1 11.586,1"
In the bottom of my Visual Studio there is a little icon (see image)
It is a moving magnify glass (I think it's a magnify glass, I'm sure it's moving)
It's moving all the time (it's moving, in a circle shape, and the background 'block' shape is growing larger and smaller), but there is no hover text, nor can I click it...
I'm afraid of moving icons when I don't know what they do.....
Anyone know what it means/does?
EDIT:
when I click on F5, it's shown besides the VS build icon:
That's the predefined SBAI_Find icon in Visual Studio's Status Bar Animation Region. Any extension could be triggering it (or even Visual Studio itself). There's more information here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/es-es/library/microsoft.visualstudio.shell.interop.ivsstatusbar.animation(v=vs.100).aspx
There's no way to tell what is triggering it by your question only. To find the culprit, I'd try disabling all extensions and enabling them one-by-one.
Notice it shows when using the standard Find in Visual Studio (if you want a lengthy operation to check it, use Find In Files)
In Simple Words , It Is a Search Engine Build By VB.net To Find Content According To The User's Requirement Needed And The Section Selected
Note: Different Section Will Lead To Different Search Result
It simply means, it is trying to find and link all the files. You should not be too much bothered about it and it is not from any of the third party extension.
My Visual Studio extension, is arranging Tab Sizes using ITextParagraphPropertiesFactoryService interface. That class is doing a great job, and helps me to set tab widths for all existing lines, but I have a problem to set tab sizes for new virtual line.
In other words, Visual Studio is setting caret position in VirtualSnapshotPoint, and converting it to real tabs only when user enters some symbols.
Now, Is it possible to force Visual Studio to create real tabs instead of virtual spaces? I try to create edit on view, and insert real '\t' symbols, but VS still converts it back to virtual... This happen for both, block and smart indent tab settings
So the behavior of blank lines being virtual space only is by design, and as best I know not changeable. If there's a specific problem with it, please update the question and we can go from there.