VS2010 Beta 1 was released today, and I see lots of T4 usage in Entity Framework and modelling. Is there already a T4 Editor available?
tangible T4 editor is available for VS2010 Beta 1 - includes intelli-sense and highlighting.
http://tangibleengineering.blogspot.com/2009/05/tangible-t4-editor-for-visual-studio.html
And tangible T4 Editor is now also available for VS 2010 RTM
http://t4-editor.tangible-engineering.com
Tangible T4 Editor is quite popular.
You can find the free edition in Visual Studio Gallery
Visual Studio 2010 Beta1 plus tangible T4 Editor rock.
tangible T4 editor is also available for VS2010 RC now.
http://tangibleengineering.blogspot.com/2009/05/tangible-t4-editor-for-visual-studio.html
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Is there a T4 editor that works with Visual Studio 11 beta 1 yet?
I have no doubt tangible will update, but one doesn't seem to be available yet.
Looks like tangible is the first out of the gate. They posted T4 tools for VS 11.
You can get it here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/b0e2dde6-5408-42c2-bc92-ac36942bbee9
I have installed Visual Web Developer Express 2010 but my .tt templates don't have icons. Do you know how to solve this issue?
Unfortunately, this is a known bug in the Express editions of Visual Studio 2010. The core components of T4 are installed, but registry entries and item templates are missing.
I installed the (free) Tangible T4 Editor from the VS Gallery, and shut down/restarted VS. I run on XP under an Administrator account. VS Extension Manager indicates that the editor is installed and enabled.
Here is my problem: When I do Add New Item (as in the video here), I don't see any of the Tangible templates. What have I missed?
(BTW, I looked around some more, found the T4 Toolbox, installed that, and still see no new templates for Tangible or the toolbox).
Thanks!
T4 Toolbox doesn't support 2010 RC just yet. Stay tuned.
T4 Editor for 2010 assumes you use the default template "Text Template" that is installed with VS2010 itself. Another option is to use the T4 Toolbox from Oleg which now supports VS2010 RC. Additional templates will be available in the editors template gallery at RTM of VS2010.
The tangible T4 Editor is now available for VS2010 RTM
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/60297607-5fd4-4da4-97e1-3715e90c1a23
Does Visual Studio 2010 Professional have the Diagramming support announced on the web?
Do I need to install the TS version to be able to get these features ?
According to the Microsoft website, only the Ultimate Edition of Visual Studio 2010 (full relaease not Beta) comes with the UML Modelling Tools:
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/product-comparison
(Under 'Architecture and Modeling' features)
They're there -- the UML diagrams, if that's what you mean (at least in my version -- VisualStudio Team System 2010 Version 10.0.20506.1.Beta1).
Select File -> New -> Modeling Project.
Then in the Solution Explorer (the window on the right), right click on your Modeling Project (whatever name you supplied -- default is ModelingProject1). Then select Add -> New Item -> Sequence Diagram. (Or Activity, Class, Component, Layering, Use Case).
It's too early to get a definite answer: the phase when a product group defines the exact packaging and licensing is just beginning.
Heard it is available in VS2010. But not sure about edition specific features. It is yet to declare.
Check this: What’s new in Visual Studio 2010 Rosario
The Modeling tools can be found in the TS Version of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1.
You need Visual Studio Ultimate to create modeling projects. You can read modeling projects in Visual Studio Professional.
Are there any decent tutorials for setting up F# in Visual Studio 2005? Everything I have found points at VS2008.
ie: 'F# projects' under projects, etc.
Unfortunately the CTP release of F# doesn't support VS 2005. Two options:
Use 1.9.4.19, the most recent pre-CTP release
Download the free VS2008 shell and use that instead (I haven't tried it, but apparently it works)
Installing F# Editing for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
That page also links to Don Syme's F# blog, which has a lot of useful stuff on working with F# in VS, including a demo of F# intellisense in VS2005.