I have got a QlikView 11 Personal 64 bit edition. As I am trying to learn, I am building simple models.
Each time as I click save its creating a new version of the file. I am not sure why this is happening.
Has any one faced this problem? Is there any setting to deal with this?
In Qlikview
Settings > User Preferences > Save (tab) > Untick "Use backup"
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Background
I am working with VB6 legacy code and I am using an external editor because of the features that it has. Unfortunately, those changes aren't refreshed in the IDE because VB6 doesn't monitor loaded code for changes.
I have done some extensive searching on the subject including looking for alternative editors, a fairly exhaustive internet search including following all of the links on this StackExchange link and haven't found a way to refresh the code window to reflect the external file changes.
My company doesn't have access to the latest edition of Visual Studio and will not be purchasing it anytime in the near future. Until then, there is code to fix.
Question
Aside from restarting the program are there any methods that can be used to refresh the code displayed in the VB6 editing window?
Check out vbAdvance add on. It will prompt you to reload source file in case of external modification.
I think a found one possible solution.
The MZ-Tools set has an function called Reload file from Disk. It also allowed me to create a shortcut for this function through the MZ-Tools options menu, so I assigned it to the shortcut keys of my choosing.
It's a solution, but I'm still looking for anything that might be better.
After two evenings of designing a new WinForms application GUI I have suddenly realized that I am doing it in a VB project I had created instead of a C# project unintentionally.
And this is not the first time such a thing happens to me.
Can I just remove the VB options from the list so prevent them being chosen accidentally?
Just go to
Tools
Import and Export Settings...
Import Selected Environment settings and click Next
Make selection whether to save current settings and click Next
Select C# under the Default Settings folder and click Next
Deselect everything except for the General Settings > New Project Dialog Preferred Language entry and click Finish.
Best Regards
I'm running Visual Source Safe 2005 and Visual Studio 2010. The project is in Visual Basic.
First: I've already gone into Tools > Options > Source Control > Environment and the settings are all "off" and the "Check-In item behavior" has both "On save" & "On edit" set to "Check out automatically."
What's befuddling me is that I can open the .vb files and they are not automatically checked out. But when I open a designer file, the file is automatically checked out to me.
When I do a comparison, it shows that nothing has changed; both in the .designer.vb & .resx.
I really don't want this to happen because it's very confusing to figure which file I've actually made changes to versus which one's I've only looked at.
If anyone knows how to stop this from happening I would be greatful. But I would also like to know if it's not possible to stop the automatic check-out from occuring.
Periodically I have been searching the internet for an answer to this issue thinking it was a regression bug, this time and one more time I went to Tools > Options > Source Control > Environment and indeed all are checked off and has both "On save" & "On edit" set to "Check out automatically."
Just setting has both "On save" & "On edit" set to "Prompt for checkout." Solved the annoying issue, now the behaviour is as I like it including prompting for a checkout when opening a aspx designer file
I'm a C# developer and recently started to use Eclipse IDE to write Android apps. The most noticeable change for me is that content assist doesn't popup automatically. Is there a way to do so? In VS it pops up almost always.
P.S. And a more general question: how to make eclipse to look more like VS?
Hey the best solution I've found, in terms of getting eclipse to pop up for everything I type, is going into windows > preferences > java > editor > content assist and adjusting the trigger characters. It's normally only set to ".". I changed mine to ".(abcdefgh..." etc. It's not quite as beautiful a solution as I'm sure you'd like, but it does an acceptable job making sure I don't have to remember what I've named things.
Go to Windows -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Content Assist and check "Enable auto activation".
And what do you mean by "look like VS"? Fonts, colors, ...?
Ok, I had VS2010 Start Page set up to display 20+ projects in the Recent Projects section, but while I was messing around with theming and importing/exporting settings I seem to have reset it back to its default of 10, and I can't locate where that setting is. Does anyone know where the setting for number of recent projects on the start page, not the File menu, is located? I've changed the values in tools\options, environment to be 24 (the maximum) for both items in the recent files section of that page of settings, but alas this does not affect the start page.
TIA
The setting you're looking for is in Tools -> Options -> Environment -> General (Items shown in recently used lists). Note that when you change the setting to a lower number that you had before, VS will delete the excess items from your list (not just hide them) so when you revert your setting the items won't show up until you explicitly open them again.
Quick test on my local machine confirms that this setting works with VS 2010.
It's Tools->Options->Environment et cetera. Why do you only write part of the menu tree you have to use. I dont know by head that Environment is reached by Tools Options. :-|
some times it is Not Working in Vs 2010 (SP1) found answer in the link
Visual Studio 2010, "File > Recent Projects and Solutions" is not a active !
Hope it helps some one