Is there anyway to display error list in Clion, something like the one in Visual Studio?
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I just installed MS Visual Studio 2010, incl Visual C++, and by default at the top of each file editor window, are two pull-down lists, one with single item: "(Unknown Scope)" , and another one empty.
How to get rid of these lists altogether?
It may be "IntelliSense" - but, I disabled IntelliSense, and the lists are still there...
I also went through all the options, nothing else seems to help.
Well, I restarted Visual Studio and now they are gone. Not sure why.
i create a debug version of an excel addin lets call it myaddin.xll. when i open an instance of excel and add myaddin.xll to it i get the expected result. but when i hit debug from within
visual studio environment the myaddin.xll tries to open and gives a "this program cannot be in dos mode" error.
for other excel addin i have developed i do not have this problem. this problem is suddenly occuring for this particular addin. "dos mode..." error usually happens when something is missing. clearly the addin does not have any missing component because it opens in excel. but the some component gets missing when i try to open from within visual studio. my question is how to i figure out what is causing the error and fix it.
when i hit debug excel opens up and then gives a pop up "you file myaddin.dll is in a different format than specified by the file extension...." when i hit ok to that pop up i get garbage characters in the spreadsheet.
You need to Configure Visual Studio to : 1) run Excel 2) load your .xll and 3) add your dll dependencies path (right click projet-"Configuration Properties" -> "Debug") :
-Don't forget to switch the extension ("Configuration Properties" -> "General) of the dll to .xll.
-Don't miss the Govert (loading a excel addin xll from visual studio debug) comment regarding x64bit versus 32 bits.
Visual studio 2010 output window is constantly printing out "Warning:" message on output window. I would like to make it not print out those messages. How should I accomplish this?
Thanks. (of course getting rid of the message is the best solution but at the moment I just want to hide those messages)
In the properties dialog for your project, you can change the warning level to 0 to turn off all warnings.
Instructions can be found here:
Open the project's Properties page
Click the Build property page.
Modify the Warning Level property.
When I debug my web project I start with an empty Watch window and I have to add all data myself.
When a friend of mine showed me how to debug with Visual Studio he got all Watch values automatically filled in the window.
How do I get my Visual Studio to autofill my Watch window with all available values?
Your friend might have shown you the Locals window or the Autos window. They are both available through the Debug window, and automatically show you the relevant variables. The Watch window, on the other hand, is supposed to come up empty and let you fill in expressions by yourself.
I am using visual studio for compiling java programs via external tool.Visual studio output window shows the results.But i cannot input any data through output window like in cmd.How to make output window editable? If i attempt to give an input, It shows read-only.
I'd say it's read-only by design. You can't change it, you need to fix the tool.