For many years I used MS Expression Web but moved up to Visual Studio 2015. In Expression Web I could CTRL + Click to follow a link and it would open the page of code related to the link. After spending days trying to figure this out in VS, I have to ask if anyone knows how this works in VS?
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I have a problem. At the time of writing the code in Xamarin Studio when I put the bracket it's only put open, but I would like to put both an open and a closed set. How would I do it?
I would suggest, you use the best and powerful ide from Microsoft,
Visual Studio https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/
Just click the Mobile .Net Development upon installation and you'll have Visual Studio with Xamarin. :)
I published a control to Visual Studio Gallery about two weeks ago.
The publication is live and people can download it from the site.
The issue is: I do not see my control in Visual Studio's Extensions and Updates dialog. I tried different searches and browsed through Most Recent list but it didn't help.
What else should be done to make my control appear in Visual Studio's Extensions and Updates dialog?
The control has started appearing in Visual Studio's Extensions and Updates dialog in about a month after publication.
So, there is only one solution in cases like this: wait. At least I do not know of any other solution.
All of my coworkers can see in Visual Studio 2012 Solution Explorer when anybody else has code checked out.
The icon changes from Checked In to Checked Out By Another Person in Another Place.
But my Visual Studio does not update to change the icon when this takes place. I went to another coworkers desk and had them check out a file and then I went back to mine and the icon did not update. I checked out one of my files and it was correctly displayed on their screen.
Is this a bug in Visual Studio 2012?
Is there an option I can click in TFS, Visual Studio, or elsewhere where I can turn this option on?
It is quite annoying working with multiple developers and I do not know when somebody else has a file checked out.
I am currently running Visual Studio Professional 2012 - Version 11.0.61030.00 Update 4
Oh no....
I just realized it, that the Visual Studio 2008 is getting me confused.
If we compared to the DreamWeaver later version... not the latest one, okay...
That DreavWeaver has a SPLIT View (in between the design and code).
And here, the Visual Studio 2008 also has that capability.
The difference is that... in Visual Studio 2008,
When the user start Clicking the Designer portion, the cursor on Code view doesn't get into focus. Yeah, meanwhile, in DreamWeaver, at the time user click on the designer portion, the mouse pointer is focusing into the code location accordingly....
Uh, oh.... this is getting me tired. Shall I update something into this Visual Studio 2008 version, guys? :(
use Visual Studio 2010 and be happy
I want to create a VS 2010 Add-Ins.I searched in the internet but most of guides were for VS 2008 or 2005. Can any one show me some useful guide?
This is the best place to Start with. Extending Visual Studio
Here are some cool Code samples of existing Extensions.
Developer Code Samples
Check out the Editor walkthroughs which gives you the basic and simple steps to get you started.
Have you tried Vs Pro-power tools:VS->Tools->Extensions manager->Online Extensions
This has some cool Extensions and gets updated every month or so.