projects-and-solutions

问题 I have created a visual studio setup project, but I don't know how to create uninstaller in my visual studio setup project, please tell me how to do that?? I am using Visual Studio 2005, Or is there any other software which creates complete setups with uninstaller. 回答1: I have created a visual studio setup project, but I don't know how to create uninstaller in my visual studio setup project, please tell me how to do that?? Kazar's answer is correct. The Visual Studio setup creates a .msi file

问题 I am using VS 2010 and trying to integrate my two different website projects. I am able to add both of them under a single solution. By default the start up projects is the already present project. But I am not able to redirect the web pages of project 2 from the first project. I am also unable to find the namespaces of the project. And while adding reference it is not allowing the solution file to be added. Any help in this regard will be helpful. Edited: I have attached a snap as well. As

问题 I am using VS 2010 and trying to integrate my two different website projects. I am able to add both of them under a single solution. By default the start up projects is the already present project. But I am not able to redirect the web pages of project 2 from the first project. I am also unable to find the namespaces of the project. And while adding reference it is not allowing the solution file to be added. Any help in this regard will be helpful. Edited: I have attached a snap as well. As

问题 I am using VS 2010 and trying to integrate my two different website projects. I am able to add both of them under a single solution. By default the start up projects is the already present project. But I am not able to redirect the web pages of project 2 from the first project. I am also unable to find the namespaces of the project. And while adding reference it is not allowing the solution file to be added. Any help in this regard will be helpful. Edited: I have attached a snap as well. As

问题 I am using VS 2010 and trying to integrate my two different website projects. I am able to add both of them under a single solution. By default the start up projects is the already present project. But I am not able to redirect the web pages of project 2 from the first project. I am also unable to find the namespaces of the project. And while adding reference it is not allowing the solution file to be added. Any help in this regard will be helpful. Edited: I have attached a snap as well. As

问题 In my solution, there is a class library which is an excel add-in. When I build the solution or that project, I want this project will be built firstly targeting for x86 with outputing a file named xxx.dll , and then targeting for x64 with outputing a file named xxx_x64.dll . How should I do for this, or how could I edit the csproj file? Thanks. 回答1: How should I do for this, or how could I edit the csproj file? The name of assembly xxx.dll is defined by the property AssemblyName in the

问题 I know I can export my own project template, but I'd like to know how to edit the actual, Visual Studio Test Project template's C# UnitTest1.cs file. I've been unable to locate it in my C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE folder tree. Anybody know where this lives so I can modify it? 回答1: Try C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ItemTemplates\CSharp\1033\BasicUnitTest.zip Or C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE

问题 I have a solution contains 10 projects and would like to exclude 1 or 2 projects when building the solution. The issue is that I'm building the solution in command line and would like to run it once partially (not all projects) and the next time it should run as is - all projects will be built. (I'm using MSBuild.exe) Does any of you know of such a way to do it using command line (and not using VS interface)? Are there any command line arguments to exclude these projects? 回答1: You can use the

问题 I have a solution contains 10 projects and would like to exclude 1 or 2 projects when building the solution. The issue is that I'm building the solution in command line and would like to run it once partially (not all projects) and the next time it should run as is - all projects will be built. (I'm using MSBuild.exe) Does any of you know of such a way to do it using command line (and not using VS interface)? Are there any command line arguments to exclude these projects? 回答1: You can use the

问题 I have a solution contains 10 projects and would like to exclude 1 or 2 projects when building the solution. The issue is that I'm building the solution in command line and would like to run it once partially (not all projects) and the next time it should run as is - all projects will be built. (I'm using MSBuild.exe) Does any of you know of such a way to do it using command line (and not using VS interface)? Are there any command line arguments to exclude these projects? 回答1: You can use the