visual-studio-2010

问题 I'm building a VS package, and I'm trying to send a command from the package to Visual Studio to open up a user selected file in a new tab (just like a user would do it by going to File -> Open...). I remember seeing at some point how to do this. Can anybody refresh my memory? 回答1: I believe you want one of: IVsUIShellOpenDocument.OpenStandardEditor DTE.OpenFile DTE.ItemOperations.OpenFile In the end, I think they all boil down to the same behavior. 回答2: I like to use the DTE method

问题 public static int[,] operator *(int[,] arr1, int[,] arr2) { int sum; int[,] res = new int[arr1.GetLength(0), arr2.GetLength(1)]; for (int i = 0; i < arr1.GetLength(0); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < arr2.GetLength(1); j++) { sum = 0; for (int k = 0; k < arr1.GetLength(1); k++) { sum = sum + (arr1[i, k] * arr2[k, j]); } res[i, j] = sum; //Console.Write("{0} ", res[i, j]); } //Console.WriteLine(); } return res; } Here i am trying to overload * operator to multiply two matrices.. but the compiler

问题 public static int[,] operator *(int[,] arr1, int[,] arr2) { int sum; int[,] res = new int[arr1.GetLength(0), arr2.GetLength(1)]; for (int i = 0; i < arr1.GetLength(0); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < arr2.GetLength(1); j++) { sum = 0; for (int k = 0; k < arr1.GetLength(1); k++) { sum = sum + (arr1[i, k] * arr2[k, j]); } res[i, j] = sum; //Console.Write("{0} ", res[i, j]); } //Console.WriteLine(); } return res; } Here i am trying to overload * operator to multiply two matrices.. but the compiler

问题 public static int[,] operator *(int[,] arr1, int[,] arr2) { int sum; int[,] res = new int[arr1.GetLength(0), arr2.GetLength(1)]; for (int i = 0; i < arr1.GetLength(0); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < arr2.GetLength(1); j++) { sum = 0; for (int k = 0; k < arr1.GetLength(1); k++) { sum = sum + (arr1[i, k] * arr2[k, j]); } res[i, j] = sum; //Console.Write("{0} ", res[i, j]); } //Console.WriteLine(); } return res; } Here i am trying to overload * operator to multiply two matrices.. but the compiler

问题 public static int[,] operator *(int[,] arr1, int[,] arr2) { int sum; int[,] res = new int[arr1.GetLength(0), arr2.GetLength(1)]; for (int i = 0; i < arr1.GetLength(0); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < arr2.GetLength(1); j++) { sum = 0; for (int k = 0; k < arr1.GetLength(1); k++) { sum = sum + (arr1[i, k] * arr2[k, j]); } res[i, j] = sum; //Console.Write("{0} ", res[i, j]); } //Console.WriteLine(); } return res; } Here i am trying to overload * operator to multiply two matrices.. but the compiler

问题 My company already has a Team Foundation Server as a Continuous Integration platform. However, what I am looking to setup is a build configuration that a developer can run on their own development machine. Let's say I have a Visual Studio solution that contains a .NET C# Class Library project (I'll call this the Library Project). It also contains another project containing the Unit Testing classes for Library Project (I'll call this the Testing Project). I have the normal Debug and Release

问题 I am developing an OpenCV application and I need to debug my code (Visual studio 2010, opencv with cmake). I would like to debug line by line to see where exactly my app crashes. I am trying to use F11 the problem is that F11 shows me external code (opencv libraries, std libraries etc). Is there any other way to don't put lots of breakpoint all over my code? int main(void) { vector<int> myVec; myVec.push_back(1); //> Do other stuff } If I try F11 with this code, visual studio will debug the

问题 In certain cases typing an opening square bracket results in nothing at all. In particular when I want to type them on a variable in the right side of assignment expression: arr[i] = arr So I cant type, for example: arr[i] = arr[9] It has something to do with Resharper. However, turning of autocomplete and stuff doesn't seem to solve it. Anyone familiar with this problem? 回答1: I had the same issue the first time I insalled Resharper. Look under Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard to what

问题 I am building a C# app that creates many bitmaps (System.Drawing.Image). Having the bitmaps seen in the debugger as pictures, would be of enormous help. The debugger has native support for XML files. Is there a way to see the pictures? 回答1: There is no debugger visualizer by default for Bitmap, so you might want to give this one a try: http://imagedebugvisualizer.codeplex.com/ 回答2: Another open source image and bitmap visualizer which works in Visual Studio 2019: https://github.com/Jaex

问题 I am building a C# app that creates many bitmaps (System.Drawing.Image). Having the bitmaps seen in the debugger as pictures, would be of enormous help. The debugger has native support for XML files. Is there a way to see the pictures? 回答1: There is no debugger visualizer by default for Bitmap, so you might want to give this one a try: http://imagedebugvisualizer.codeplex.com/ 回答2: Another open source image and bitmap visualizer which works in Visual Studio 2019: https://github.com/Jaex