visual-studio-2012

问题 I know there is usually a simple solution to this which is reference the dll in add references. But I have added the reference and system.runtime.caching appears in my references list but the error still displays. The error displays in the browser in runtime so it does compile. I have removed and re added the reference but still no luck. I have restarted VS 2012 and restarted. Visual Studio 2012 .net framework 4.5 Screen shot: 回答1: I had the same issue, and I found out that I manually had to

问题 After upgrading my Silverlight 5 solution to Visual Studio 2012 (RTM), and then updating to Windows 8 (RTM), I noticed that when you set a breakpoint in XAML, you get the following tooltip in debug mode: The breakpoint will not currently be hit. Symbol not found: System.Xml.Xsl.Runtime.XmlQueryRuntime.OnCurrentNodeChanged2. I then tried to set a breakpoint in the XAML of a Windows Store App test project, and then of a WPF application, but I got the exact same tooltip. I tried to repair Visual

问题 I have VS2012 Pro Update 3. I've downloaded and installed Windows Phone 8 SDK to create Windows Phone apps for the latest MS smartphone OS (WP8). However, I get the above-mentioned error when I try to create a new Windows Phone App project. I deinstalled and reinstalled WP8 SDK as suggested on many forums and blogs, and even used the "repair installation" mode for VS2012 and WP8 SDK, but all this did not help. How to get rid of this error? P.S. My pc has Windows 8 Pro 64-bit and the CPU

问题 I have VS2012 Pro Update 3. I've downloaded and installed Windows Phone 8 SDK to create Windows Phone apps for the latest MS smartphone OS (WP8). However, I get the above-mentioned error when I try to create a new Windows Phone App project. I deinstalled and reinstalled WP8 SDK as suggested on many forums and blogs, and even used the "repair installation" mode for VS2012 and WP8 SDK, but all this did not help. How to get rid of this error? P.S. My pc has Windows 8 Pro 64-bit and the CPU

问题 I am new with crystal reports. I tried to to implement the crystal report in my win form c# application using report wizard visual studio 2012, so don't know what happen's in backhand for this. Everything works good on my computer but when i tried install this on another computer connection string changes and gives error. I tried many links like Dynamic Connection string Change but as i am using report wizard for setup so don't know where to use this. I also tried all options in report wizard

问题 I am new with crystal reports. I tried to to implement the crystal report in my win form c# application using report wizard visual studio 2012, so don't know what happen's in backhand for this. Everything works good on my computer but when i tried install this on another computer connection string changes and gives error. I tried many links like Dynamic Connection string Change but as i am using report wizard for setup so don't know where to use this. I also tried all options in report wizard

问题 It's been a while since I wonder how to navigate backward and forward in Visual Studio using a French (fr-FR) keyboard. Hovering over the buttons it looks like this : Navigate backward: Ctrl + . Navigate forward: Ctrl + Shift + . But I can't find the shortcuts! I guess . means dot but I'm not sure about it I am pretty sure it is not, see edit below. Does anyone know how to do this ? Edit : Notice that this is not a common . , see image below, the shortcut is mapped to some kind of middle

问题 It's been a while since I wonder how to navigate backward and forward in Visual Studio using a French (fr-FR) keyboard. Hovering over the buttons it looks like this : Navigate backward: Ctrl + . Navigate forward: Ctrl + Shift + . But I can't find the shortcuts! I guess . means dot but I'm not sure about it I am pretty sure it is not, see edit below. Does anyone know how to do this ? Edit : Notice that this is not a common . , see image below, the shortcut is mapped to some kind of middle

问题 I'm a bit new to c++ and I have a coding assignment with a lot of files already done, but I noticed that VS2012 seems to have an issue with the following statement: typedef std::uint32_t identifier; However, it seems that changing it to typedef uint32_t identifier; gets rid of the error. There are no includes and this is in the header file. I noticed that the definition is in stdint.h. If that's the case, why is this code acceptable outside of VS (ie. compiles properly using g++) but is

问题 I wanted to update some DLLs used in my .NET project to the latest version and I've noticed that, if I replace the DLLs on the file system with their new versions, VS 2012 updates the DLL version number in the Properties window. Is this some new feature of VS 2012? I don't remember seeing it in VS 2010 (I expected it would need more manual handling). Is this working right, or should I remove and re-add the DLLs manually from the references, just to be sure? Anyway, my project compiles and