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Closed 10 years ago.
at some point after installing VS2010, i performed a global search (ctrl + shift + F) adding *.xaml for file types.
well now that *.xaml is ALWAYS there the first time i search after opening solution.
i tried clearing that box and shutting down all instances of VS. but now, it ALWAYS insists on *.xaml so i have to clear this every time i open the solution.
also,
i always get that "you have mixed tabs and spaces" message up top, and i always select "Don't show again".
from what i can gather this a bug in vs2010?
Do you use some extenstions ? If you use Power tools try yo turn off option for mixed tabs. In tools options choose Productivity Power Tools and turn off fix mixed tabs.
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Closed 9 years ago.
i already installed the .net framework version 4.0.30319 on this computer but my .exe file didnt work, im using win7 X86
You should be a bit more precise when you say 'your exe file'. Did you create your own in visual studio?
If yes, then remove all atributes you used from the MICROSOFT POWER PACK. Those don't work outside the compiler without having them installed on your computer manually. also you can release your program, by changing your debug button into a release button. After doing this hit f7 and your program should work.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I've been programming for years in C and I'm now starting on some C++/CLR projects in visual studio. Something that confuses me is the way the designer is adding stuff in the header file of your main form. For instance if you have a button in the designer, double click it, then the designer will add the event function in the header file. I always learned not to code in header files. Or am I missing some clues? Any of you guys have some best practcve rules on this subject?
Thanks
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm running Solution Navigator, as an enhanced type of Solution Explorer, from the Productivity Power Tools VS2010 extension, and have been doing so for many months. Lately however, I notice that the Navigator treeview is often unresponsive and jerky or jumpy, which frequently results in me opening the wrong files for edit etc.
Does anyone else have this problem with Solution Navigator? Has anyone resolved such a problem?
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Closed 12 years ago.
I found sometime some files in output directory is locked even after executable finishes running. I have to restart the Visual studio to solve it. Is there simple way to get out from there?
Please learn about this tool, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896655.aspx
It can easily tell you what's up.
Try VSCommands 2010 extension.
When error ocurrs saying that file is locked then just right-click (on error in error list window in Visual Studio) and select Apply Fix. This will tell you which application is using the process and try to fix that for you.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I am trying to locate the handle of a button in a application to send a message to it so i want a good window finder that can get the window from the cursor . I am not trying to code such a tool i want only a name of an app i can download.Thanks.
Spy++ should do that for you. It's included in the Visual Studio tools.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\Tools\spyxx.exe
I recommend Winspector Spy. Sadly, their site is down, but a cached installer is here.
Other solutions are also listed here.