I just started looking into C++/CX as a possible more updated route to create a wrapper for C++ native libraries. One thing I found out was a lot of the WinRT API are asynchronous. I found this and this blogs that mention being able to use await in C++/CX but when I try it in my Windows Runtime Component component that I created it says that it cannot find the "pplawait.h" header that it is supposed to be in.
The blogs that I mentioned say that it is available in the Visual Studio 2013 CTP. I'm using Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 so I'm assuming that it is already in there. Can anyone help me figure out why it's not working for me? Thank you.
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I use Visual Studio for everyday work and I would like to have similar functions to Rider/ReSharper. Specifically, I was wondering if it was possible to make sure that when I press F12 on a .NET object I see the source code. For libraries downloaded from NuGet it works but not for .NET objects. Also I would like to have the real-time IL code generated by Roslyn.
Thanks everyone for your replies.
I'm Using Visual Studio 2019 and I have a Windows Forms Project, But In This Project I can't Find WebbBrowser Extension, Can Anyone Help Me?
Having this same issue, IDK why your post was -1 other than the fact Google held the answer.
Here is a link to the Dev Community page I found. Apparently, the web browser has been removed in the 2019 version. Looks like I'll be using 2017 for some projects.
Another user also asked here. and got a better answer than mine.
That's like making a new car and thinking only of left-handed people...
In Visual Studio 2010, is it possible to display a start/welcome page when opening a solution file?
I'd like to have some way to show build information to new developers joining the team.
Have you already considered writing your own extension for Visual Studio?
Soma Somasegar has pointed out where to start in his blog here.
You will need to install the Visual Studio SDK (online documentation here) from samples at MSDN.
I have not done this myself yet, but I know that you can create tool windows that already load with Visual Studio. You can request a notification when a solution is loaded and then execute your own custom code.
(I just read about the notfications yesterday in Rico Mariani's blog).
Should be possible. :-)
For my project I was need localization plugin. I dont find it and instead of write own console localiztion utility. I think this will be useful for community.
I want to wrap it into plugin for VS.
May be already exisists VS addings project templates?
Can anybody help me from what I should start?
Many thanks.
Download and install the Visual Studio 2010 SDK. It comes with plenty of sample code.
I cant seem to find any useful information whether constructor delegates that are proposed for C++0x are already available in Visual Studio 2008 / 2010. I tried to use them and got pretty strange errors, but I can't test this in VS2010 currently. Can anyone tell me if they are available already?
cheers,
Tom
They aren't available yet.
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