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append %PATH% of many Visual Studio property sheets (.props) additively

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问题 To define PATH locally in a project from property sheet, I need to add it in LocalDebuggerEnvironment . This approach works well when there is only 1 property sheet that define PATH . If I have more than one property sheet, while I want to use PATH from every property sheet, Visual Studio will consider only PATH of the last property sheet that I have included. Example If I create property sheet B1.props :- <PropertyGroup Label="UserMacros"><LocalDebuggerEnvironment> PATH=SOMEPATH1;%PATH% <

append %PATH% of many Visual Studio property sheets (.props) additively

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Can I include a .targets file in a .props property sheet?

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问题 I'm developing in C++ using Visual Studio 2012; I have about 25 projects in a solution that all use the same property sheet ( .props file). I now need every project that uses said props file to also use a specific .targets file. Instead of editing each of the 25 .vcxproj files to add an import tag (or adding the import via the GUI for each project), I'd like to put an import statement in the .props file they all already use. Is this even possible? I've tried adding the import statement that

Add Visual C++ property sheets using CMake

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问题 I'm currently porting a gcc project to Visual C++. It's defined in a CMake file, and I have created a Visual C++ property sheet to aid in compatibility (GccCompat.props). Everytime the Visual C++ project files are regenerated by CMake, the property sheet has to be added manually, since I don't know how to add it automatically. So, the question is: How can I tell CMake to add a property sheet to the generated Visual C++ solution? 回答1: This functionality has made it into the nightly build of

How can I change the text on a property sheet APPLY button

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问题 I'd like to change the text on a property sheet APPLY button but I don't know the control's ID or HWND. I do have the property sheet's HWND. Any ideas? 回答1: I found a couple of instances where folks included the following defines... #define IDD_APPLYNOW 0x3021 #define IDD_DLGFRAME 0x3022 #define IDD_BACK 0x3023 #define IDD_NEXT 0x3024 #define IDD_FINISH 0x3025 #define IDD_DIVIDER 0x3026 #define IDD_TOPDIVIDER 0x3027 Using IDD_APPLYNOW per above I was able to change the text on the button,

How do I restore a property sheet to its default value?

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问题 Let's say I carry out the following steps immediately after first installing and opening Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: File -> New -> Project -> Win32 Console App -> Finish . Go to the Property Manager pane -> Expand Debug | Win32 -> Right click Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user -> Select Properties . Wildly change settings in a clueless manner, and generally act like a fool. Click Apply , save the project, and close Visual Studio. How do I restore the Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user property sheet to its

how to add links in property sheet in alfresco

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问题 I was able to add a property to the property sheet in alfresco and display some message in, but now i want the message to be a link just like <a href="#" > someText </a> is there any solution ? 回答1: If you go look in the Share form configuration you'll see several examples of fields that have "controls" associated with them. One way to do what you are asking is to add a custom control for that particular property. For example, you could edit share-config-custom.xml and go to the field element

Get Include Directories for custom build step

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问题 I would like to know if there is a possibility to get the list of project's include directories when building files with custom build step. Imagine following situation: my project consists of A.cpp , B.cpp and C.blah . In project properties under the field "C/C++" -> "General" -> "Additional Include Directories" I have specified a list of includes directories to be used for A.cpp and B.cpp . Now for C.blah I do specify a custom build tool and write into "Command Line" -> "mytool.exe C.blah -I

on Eclipse plug-in:how to implement such a property view?

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问题 I want to display a array of objects in PropertyView/PropertySheet,just like this: How to do it? thx. 回答1: You can follow this eclipse tips: creating a custom property view , based on PageBookView (which is the kind of view which displays the properties of the selected element in the active part. Whenever the selection changes or the active part changes, it tracks them and displays the properties, unless you used the 'Pin to selection' feature available from 3.5). <view class="com.eclipse

on Eclipse plug-in:how to implement such a property view?

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I want to display a array of objects in PropertyView/PropertySheet,just like this: How to do it? thx. VonC You can follow this eclipse tips : creating a custom property view , based on PageBookView (which is the kind of view which displays the properties of the selected element in the active part. Whenever the selection changes or the active part changes, it tracks them and displays the properties, unless you used the 'Pin to selection' feature available from 3.5 ). <view class="com.eclipse_tips.views.CustomPropertiesView" icon="icons/sample.gif" id="com.eclipse-tips.views