I'm adding logging to a visual studio 2008 application, c#, windows form. I'm using log4net, and I was wondering if there is in Visual Studio, any feature similar to custom templates in Eclipse.
Any help will be appreciated.
thanks,
Fernando
For sure visual studio templates
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I'm trying to make Visual studio 2010 project work on Visual studio 2015(without upgrading it).
But the problem is it does not open proper property page.
It works very well in Visual studio 2010 IDE. Or if it is upgraded for Visual studio 2015 toolset(v140).
If I change the 'Platform Toolset' option to Visual studio 2010(v100), it does not work again.
Does anybody know what the problem is?
Thank you.
I faced a similar issue. See here:
Missing Properties when opening VS2010 C++ projects with VS2015
In my case, it was related to language settings:
VS2010 german version
VS2015 english version
-> project properties where not there
Switching the language of VS2015 to german solved it for me.
I want to replace my MFC Code with Qt. I found this website http://doc.qt.digia.com/solutions/4/qtwinmigrate/winmigrate-walkthrough.html and they say that it works with VS6.
My question is now if I can use this site as a guideline for the replacement with Visual Studio 2010 to and if anyone has experience with Walkthrough on Visual Studio 6?
Thanks
I need to program some .Net Gadgeteer modules for a big project on visual studio 2012.
Unfortunately I can't find the templates for Gadgeteer.
All the tutorial I have found says I have to use visual c# or visual studio 2012.
Do you know if some suitable templates exist?
The templates can be found at the codeplex project. https://gadgeteer.codeplex.com/
Here is a detailed tutorial of setting up the environment. http://gadgeteerguy.com/Tutorials/TutorialView/tabid/147/ArticleId/23/Getting-Started-Guide.aspx
I have used Specflow in Visual Studio 2010 Pro at work but would like to use it on my personal projects. Unfortunately I only have VS210 Express.
I have not managed to get Specflow working in VS2010 Express. has anyone done this or is it even possible.
thanks,
I have managed to do this, and I have written a blog post on how to do this entitled: "C# ATDD on a shoestring (or the complete guide to SpecFlow & NUnit in VS2010 Express)"
The main idea is: SpecFlow generates fixtures for one of the common Unit-Test-Frameworks. More information you can find here.
I suppose that you loose some Item templates that appear in the Visual Studio Professional but disappear for Visual Studio Express versions. To overcome this problem you should take all templates files from SpecFlow application folder on computer where you have Professional version installed. On my computer it is located here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\TechTalk\SpecFlow\ItemTemplates
There should be the files like: SpecFlowFeature.zip and etc, all with *.zip extension. Then you should copy its to your computer for this place:
C:\Users\[User name]\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Templates\ItemTemplates\Visual C#
And finally, open Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express. Create console application, for example. And choose Project -> Add new item. There is only possible to open these templates with Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express. Because inside template files it was defined that templates could be open only with C# project type.
You can't use 3rd party add ons (like Specflow, ReSharper etc.) with the Express editions of Visual Studio. I can't find the reference right now, but this will be why you can't integrate Specflow.
Can anyone tell me where to find an visual studios 2010 atl web service template like the one that comes with visual studios 2008?
Thanks.
According to the comments on the Visual C++ Team Blog they were removed starting with Visual Studio 2008. However, you can find the latest version on codeplex. There may be a way to use the latest compiler to build such a project, by utilizing the project template from the a previous version of Visual Studio. This article provides a description of how it could be done.