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Hello, I want to write a plugin in VS 2010.
Where can I select the file from solution explorer, get file properties and display a dialog or form that I have created in my plugin project?
I recommend you start with Microsoft's Getting Started with Extending Visual Studio page. Also, Channel 9 has an introductory video on VS extensibility.
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Just before I got a problem with excel and I recovered MS Office with online option. After that my excel works well, but my project in Visual Basic VB.NET lost excel reference(Microsoft.Office.Interop). I recovered already Visual Studio, but it still loses reference. I use Office Home & Student 2019 and Visual Studio 2019. Please, help me to fix it.
Have you tried simply adding the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel extension library?
Further to your comments, if that reference isn't available/visible, check this SO question: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel Reference Cannot be found.
Personally, out of the answers there, I'd try the NuGet option first:
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I know how to create a project templates in visual studio.
My question is about that;
How to create a Project Template like Asp.net MVC?
When you create a project with Asp.net MVC, you'll have Razor syntax stuff like intellisense, There is a directly access to add Views and Controllers and a lot of thing to help the other programmers.
On MSDN check out the documentation on:
Custom Project and Item Templates.
The IWizard interface
Custom editors
General Visual Studio.NET Extensibility
And last but not least, since you're already quoting the ASP.NET MVC project as your example, it's open source and you can see how it's done right on codeplex.
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today i have updated our AnkhSVN client to new version 2.5.12233.
After this, when i update a solution i can't see changes until i restart visual studio 2010.
So, commit works fine, but the update does not refresh file (.cs, aspx, ecc) in solution.
Is this a new bug?
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A few years ago we had a small program created for generating reports (written in C#, probably Visual Studio 2008) - it is a Windows Forms exe with a couple of dll files.
I need to make a change to the hard-coded value of VAT but we cannot find the source code for this file anywhere. Is there a way to re-load this exe + dlls into a Visual Studio project?
I have some experience with .Net Reflector, but would that be the answer to building a new solution?
Thanks for any help.
Try to google .Net decompiler, it should give you what you are searching for.
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I wanted to make my own editor in Visual Studio IDE
Where can I start from?
Im trying to have my own syntax highlighting and compiler
What you are trying to do is to make a new Visual Studio Project template
Here you can read more about it : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6db0hwky.aspx