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I am interested in writing a visual studio extension that has hooks to allow me to capture keystrokes from the code editor and record them for use later. Visual studio extensions seem like a big topic so I am looking for some help getting started.
Is there a forum for visual studio extensions?
What type of extension should I create?
Are there any sample extensions that access keystrokes?
See for example the Text Macros extension that records characters that you type in the code editor.
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For the sole reason that the Internet bandwidth is too weak, I could never download such a large file as Visual Studio, and I need it. Is there a way to torrent the IDE?
I used BurnBit to make a .TORRENT file by providing the direct link to the website.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BywziitMRstSVExHNmZTVXAxVG8
Zero everything for now (no seeds, no leechers). It downloads but not with the speed of a torrent with loads of seeders.
I just wanted to download it like in torrent cause, bad internet (PH). So, definitely need some patience.
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I am looking for a software/plugin to allow two users share working session in vs.net 2010 w/o using SVN or similar software. Is there anything (commercial or free)?
the product VSAnywhere works great and likely does exactly what you want!
Are you looking to do pair programming on this one session? If so try using some implementation of VNC to share the screen and Skype for communication.
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I wants to know in detail about how to debug efficiently in visual studio IDE. For this I wants to know the name of any good book on Visual studio IDE in relevant to C++ not C#.
I do need suggestion on this.
Thanks!
It's not a book, but a good link from ScottGu on this subject: Debugging Tips with Visual Studio 2010
John Robbin's book was pretty good for all-purpose debugging.
I don't know about this book being used for a simple UI tutorial, but he gives a lot of information about how to get a debugger anywhere you need it, and what sorts of things are useful to look at.
http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/5822.aspx
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In a Unix world I've been happily using gdb for debugging and valgrind for memory analyzation.
Are there open-source quality alternatives for Windows?
I'm looking for lightweight pieces of software that do what you need, and never get in your way (just like gdb and valgrind).
Microsoft Visual Studio Express edition is free (but not open source).
In the Microsoft Debugging Tools there's also the WINDBG debugger. Also free, not open source.
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I'm looking for a code navigation addin for Visual Studio 2008:
Press a keyboard shortcut to invoke a popup window that shows a list of methods of the current .cs file.
In the popup window the input focus auto sets to an input box where you can filter the method list as you type.
Press to jump to the selected method.
That's all. When using Delphi there is a add-in called experts which does this and it's very productive.
ReSharper has the functionality (Alt+\)
Kindness,
Dan