visual-studio-2019

问题 Part 2 on encoding characters in C++ (by User123). <- Go to the previous post. I was yesterday making some code, and Paul Sanders in this question told me useful solution: He told me not to use std::cout << "something"; but to use std::wcout << L"something"; . But I have another problem. Now I want to do something like this (some special characters, but in array): #include <iostream> using namespace std; string myArray[2] = { "łŁšđřžőšě", "×÷¤ßł§ř~ú" }; int main() { cout << myArray[0] << endl

问题 Visual Studio Professional 2019 looks to be all set for use of Azure DevOps. We are using Azure DevOps but also have a large code base still in TFS. I was using Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise (with TFS) but it seemed this was a 90 day trial. I have now been issued with Visual Studio Professional 2019. I should be able to connect Visual Studio Professional 2019 to TFS also ? How do I do this? 回答1: Richard suggested: Team | Manage Connections then click on manage connections, from where you can

问题 Visual Studio Professional 2019 looks to be all set for use of Azure DevOps. We are using Azure DevOps but also have a large code base still in TFS. I was using Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise (with TFS) but it seemed this was a 90 day trial. I have now been issued with Visual Studio Professional 2019. I should be able to connect Visual Studio Professional 2019 to TFS also ? How do I do this? 回答1: Richard suggested: Team | Manage Connections then click on manage connections, from where you can

问题 Visual Studio Professional 2019 looks to be all set for use of Azure DevOps. We are using Azure DevOps but also have a large code base still in TFS. I was using Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise (with TFS) but it seemed this was a 90 day trial. I have now been issued with Visual Studio Professional 2019. I should be able to connect Visual Studio Professional 2019 to TFS also ? How do I do this? 回答1: Richard suggested: Team | Manage Connections then click on manage connections, from where you can

问题 I am using selenium webdriver in visual studio Using NUNIT C#. The code of test case is public class MainProjectFile { private IWebDriver WDriver; private log4net.ILog Testlog; [TestInitialize] public void wd() { WDriver = Helper.GetWebDriver(helperconst.browserType.Chrome); Testlog = LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType); } [Priority(1)] [TestMethod] public void search() { Testlog.Info("Test ID:001, This test will select the criteria and update

问题 I am using selenium webdriver in visual studio Using NUNIT C#. The code of test case is public class MainProjectFile { private IWebDriver WDriver; private log4net.ILog Testlog; [TestInitialize] public void wd() { WDriver = Helper.GetWebDriver(helperconst.browserType.Chrome); Testlog = LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType); } [Priority(1)] [TestMethod] public void search() { Testlog.Info("Test ID:001, This test will select the criteria and update

问题 I have what is basically a default ASP.NET Core 2.2 project created from the default Razor Pages templates. Now, in solution explorer -> Dependencies there is a node called "Analyzers". First of all, at first I had no idea what it was for. I think I know now but it's still kind of fuzzy. Secondly, why does it have a warning icon? Same with its child nodes. Note: I'm not under the "NuGet" node, so this is not a question about missing dependencies or anything like that. And thirdly; why is this

问题 Does anybody know if it is possible to use VS2019 with TFS2018 vnext build system. You cannot select VS2019 in the build definition, but you can select "Latest" as version for Visual Studio. Unfortunately, this does not select VS2019. I have tested this in a virtual machine with VS2017 and VS2019 installed. I also upgraded TFS2018 to Azure DevOps Server 2019, which solved the problem. But this is not a "quick" solution for our production environment. Here are the logs from my tests. As you

问题 Does anybody know if it is possible to use VS2019 with TFS2018 vnext build system. You cannot select VS2019 in the build definition, but you can select "Latest" as version for Visual Studio. Unfortunately, this does not select VS2019. I have tested this in a virtual machine with VS2017 and VS2019 installed. I also upgraded TFS2018 to Azure DevOps Server 2019, which solved the problem. But this is not a "quick" solution for our production environment. Here are the logs from my tests. As you

问题 I have a Mobile App built with Xamarin.Forms when I am trying to upgrade my project from VS2017 to VS2019 I get this error in Android Project Invalid value 'armeabi' in $(AndroidSupportedAbis). This ABI is no longer supported. Please update your project properties I tried to delete bin and obj folders to force the project to rebuild everything, but the error still appears Can I get an explanation about the error above and how to solve it? Note: the error doesn't appear in VS2017 回答1: armeabi