visual-studio-2019

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% <

问题 I run setup file from Releases, and tried to follow official guide, but it has instructions for older versions only (Visual C++ 2010/2012/2013). I didn't find menus mentioned there. So how do I install vld on VS 2019? 回答1: Suppose install path of VLD is C:\Program Files (x86)\Visual Leak Detector Configure your project in order to use VLD when build Debug Win32 : Open Project Properties Select Configuration: Debug , Platform: Win32 Open Configuration Properties VC++ Directories Append Include

问题 I run setup file from Releases, and tried to follow official guide, but it has instructions for older versions only (Visual C++ 2010/2012/2013). I didn't find menus mentioned there. So how do I install vld on VS 2019? 回答1: Suppose install path of VLD is C:\Program Files (x86)\Visual Leak Detector Configure your project in order to use VLD when build Debug Win32 : Open Project Properties Select Configuration: Debug , Platform: Win32 Open Configuration Properties VC++ Directories Append Include

问题 The bounty expires in 6 days . Answers to this question are eligible for a +50 reputation bounty. Luismi98 is looking for a canonical answer . I am working with C++17 in Visual Studio 2019. I have read a fair bit about encodings but I am still not very comfortable with them. I want to output UNICODE characters to screen. For that, I am using the following code #include <iostream> #include <fcntl.h> #include <io.h> std::wstring symbol{ L"♚" }; _setmode(_fileno(stdout), _O_WTEXT); std::wcout <<

问题 With the new C# 8 Using Declaration Syntax, what is containing scope of a second consecutive using statement? TL;DR Previous to C# 8, having a consecutive using statement like: using(var disposable = new MemoryStream()) { using(var secondDisposable = new StreamWriter(disposable)) {} } would expand to something like the following (My Source): MemoryStream disposable = new MemoryStream(); try { { StreamWriter secondDisposable = new StreamWriter(disposable); try{ {} } finally { if

问题 With the new C# 8 Using Declaration Syntax, what is containing scope of a second consecutive using statement? TL;DR Previous to C# 8, having a consecutive using statement like: using(var disposable = new MemoryStream()) { using(var secondDisposable = new StreamWriter(disposable)) {} } would expand to something like the following (My Source): MemoryStream disposable = new MemoryStream(); try { { StreamWriter secondDisposable = new StreamWriter(disposable); try{ {} } finally { if

问题 I'm using Visual Studio 2019 to develop and test a .NET Core application. A few months ago, I remember that all my tests are successful and I was able to launch a code coverage analyze. Today I launched a code coverage analyze but it fails (tests are always successful): Empty results generated: No binaries were instrumented. Make sure the tests ran, required binaries were loaded, had matching symbol files, and were not excluded through custom settings. For more information see https://go

问题 I've recently switched to the Visual Studio 2019 (previously 2017) along with Unity 2019.1.3f1 (previously ~2019.1.0 something), with new Tools for Unity in Visual Studio and I have stumbled upon a problem. When I am debugging, I can't see the variable from my Singleton class (e.g., GameManager.Instance.Var, Instance is public static ). If I try to see it through Immediate Window it gives me this: The identifier 'GameManager' is not in the scope Hovering over any part of it (GameManager,

问题 I've recently switched to the Visual Studio 2019 (previously 2017) along with Unity 2019.1.3f1 (previously ~2019.1.0 something), with new Tools for Unity in Visual Studio and I have stumbled upon a problem. When I am debugging, I can't see the variable from my Singleton class (e.g., GameManager.Instance.Var, Instance is public static ). If I try to see it through Immediate Window it gives me this: The identifier 'GameManager' is not in the scope Hovering over any part of it (GameManager,

问题 I have the right IP address although when I go to connect to my mac I get this error message: An error occurred while generating the SSH keys. Please check that the environment is properly configured. Details: cat: /Users/cbcb/Library/Caches/Xamarin/XMA/Keys/---------------------: No such file or directory I have tried creating a new admin user, I have remote login enabled, and when I go to the following location above the folder is blanked. 回答1: I fixed this problem by manually importing the