receving the dreaded "operation could not be complete - unspecified error" message box .
error try project only build - 2005 beta , build type x64
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- 1. Losing indent and other features when handling LineChanged
Hi, I've been trying to make an add-in in VS.NET 2003 using Visual Basic. This add-in should add a comment block to functions among other things. I'm coding it in VB.Net. This is a snippet of the code, starting in the OnConnect Sub: -------------------- objTextEvents = New TextEvents objTextEvents.objApp = applicationObject objTextEvents.objTextEvents = applicationObject.Events.TextEditorEvents End Sub End Class Public Class TextEvents Public WithEvents objTextEvents As TextEditorEvents Public objApp As EnvDTE.DTE Public Sub LineChanged(ByVal StartPoint As TextPoint, ByVal EndPoint As TextPoint, ByVal Hint As Integer) Handles objTextEvents.LineChanged Dim objSelection As TextSelection = objApp.ActiveDocument.Selection Dim objStartEdit As EditPoint = StartPoint.CreateEditPoint Dim objVElement As CodeElement = objStartEdit.CodeElement(vsCMElement.vsCMElementOther) ---------------------- The very last line in the snippet causes all the things that VS normally does on a newline (indent, adding 'End Function' or 'End Sub' to not work anymore. Is there a way around this? Or can this only ever work in C#? Ralf - 2. Add existing source code directory in VC .NET
Hi, I have an existing project that was not created by Visual Studio. All the source code is categorized nicely in a directory. Is there a way in Visual Studio .NET 2003, to add the existing source code directory into a solution or a project automatically? For example, if all your source code is in a folder called 'src' is there a way for Visual Studio to import all the cpp, hpp, and h files into a solution and keep the subfolders? The project is fairly huge to do it one by one. -bob - 3. Methods Description in ClassLibrary
Hi, I constructed a ClassLibrary using Visual Studio .NET 2003. Before for each method I did a brief description about it. /// <summary> /// ... /// </summary> public ... myMethod(...) { ... } Now I am using my library from another class, but description is not becoming visible, but when calling the methods within the ClassLibrary itself they are visible. Can someone help me fix this problem Thanks in Advance - 4. ReBuild Only
I would like to tell the IDE (.net 2003) that all builds should be rebuilds. Is there a way to do this? I would be satisfied with a shortcut key does a rebuild before running the program (like F5, but F5 does a build). The reason is as follows. For a VB project with around 30 classes, I get into a tangle where only rebuild works. Setting the 'enable incremental build' switch on or off has no effect. Start (F5) yields some compiler errors, Build yields the same, but Rebuild works perfectly. At this point, I change a private method to public, and again only Rebuild will work successfully. FYI, I suspect an MS bug regarding the order of doing things during a build. I had a similar experience with incremental builds using the C++ compiler V4 and V5 back in the nineties. The workaround was to disable incremental compiles.
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error try project only build - 2005 beta , build type x64
by Y2hheg » Thu, 26 May 2005 21:48:04 GMT
RE: error try project only build - 2005 beta , build type x64
by v-garych » Fri, 27 May 2005 15:49:50 GMT
Hi Chaz, For the issue of VS2005 beta, I suggest you post this problem to our private Whidbey newsgroup, wish you can get better help there: 64-Bit .NET Framework Development. http://www.**--****.com/ Thanks for your understanding! Best regards, Gary Chang Microsoft Community Support -------------------- Get Secure! C www.microsoft.com/security Register to Access MSDN Managed Newsgroups! http://www.**--****.com/ &SD=msdn This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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