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问题 I have started to learn c , I tried to use it with VS Code, but the #include < stdio.h> is highlighted in green with this error message: #include errors detected. Please update your includePath. IntelliSense features for this translation unit (C:\Users\Jerlam\Desktop\C\training\dweight.c) will be provided by the Tag Parser. could not open source file "stdio.h" (no directories in search list) I have seen some topics about this issue, but none of them helped me to fix it. Here is my c_cpp

问题 I have started to learn c , I tried to use it with VS Code, but the #include < stdio.h> is highlighted in green with this error message: #include errors detected. Please update your includePath. IntelliSense features for this translation unit (C:\Users\Jerlam\Desktop\C\training\dweight.c) will be provided by the Tag Parser. could not open source file "stdio.h" (no directories in search list) I have seen some topics about this issue, but none of them helped me to fix it. Here is my c_cpp

问题 A simple question: How do you display strings in the CMD using Console.Writeline() using C# in VS? I Know you use + for ints and floats. But what do you use for strings? This is what i have: private string productName; public void GetItemData() { ShowReciept(); } private void ReadItem() { Console.WriteLine("Enter the product's name: "); productName = Console.ReadLine(); } private void ShowReciept() { Console.WriteLine("**** Name of product:", productName); } In void ShowReciept() it writes

问题 A simple question: How do you display strings in the CMD using Console.Writeline() using C# in VS? I Know you use + for ints and floats. But what do you use for strings? This is what i have: private string productName; public void GetItemData() { ShowReciept(); } private void ReadItem() { Console.WriteLine("Enter the product's name: "); productName = Console.ReadLine(); } private void ShowReciept() { Console.WriteLine("**** Name of product:", productName); } In void ShowReciept() it writes

问题 Whenever I update my NuGet packages in Visual Studio, I am prompted for a username and password regarding a private NuGet feed. Despite me ticking the box [✓] Remember my password , I am prompted to enter password on subsequent NuGet updates. How can I make it remember my password properly? 回答1: This is a prompt from Visual Studio and not NuGet. Information entered here is not saved with NuGet. Although it should be cached for the current Visual Studio session. NuGet stores user names and

问题 Whenever I update my NuGet packages in Visual Studio, I am prompted for a username and password regarding a private NuGet feed. Despite me ticking the box [✓] Remember my password , I am prompted to enter password on subsequent NuGet updates. How can I make it remember my password properly? 回答1: This is a prompt from Visual Studio and not NuGet. Information entered here is not saved with NuGet. Although it should be cached for the current Visual Studio session. NuGet stores user names and

问题 I can successfully run the VS unit tests from the command line (and hence from the build on the build machine). VSTest.Console.EXE "MyTest.dll" /logger:trx /platform:x64 /inIsolation I can also filter out any required tests that I don't want to execute on a certain environment with /TestCaseFilter option: VSTest.Console.EXE "MyTest.dll" /TestCaseFilter:Name!=Verify_DigitallySigned This is needed to not to run "check if digitally signed" test(s). This way I can filter out the required set of

问题 I can successfully run the VS unit tests from the command line (and hence from the build on the build machine). VSTest.Console.EXE "MyTest.dll" /logger:trx /platform:x64 /inIsolation I can also filter out any required tests that I don't want to execute on a certain environment with /TestCaseFilter option: VSTest.Console.EXE "MyTest.dll" /TestCaseFilter:Name!=Verify_DigitallySigned This is needed to not to run "check if digitally signed" test(s). This way I can filter out the required set of

问题 I'm playing with docker and .NET Core 3 using Visual Studio 2019. I containerize my application by adding the Dockerfile to my project (right click on the project -> Add -> Docker Support) and I was able to launch it, but now I want to use dotnet watch run inside the container. This is the generated Dockerfile: FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/aspnet:3.0-buster-slim AS base WORKDIR /app EXPOSE 80 EXPOSE 443 FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/sdk:3.0-buster AS build WORKDIR /src COPY [

问题 I'm trying to build a SSIS project (*.dtproj) with Visual Studio 2012 on the build server. As far as I know there's no support to build this kind of project directly using MSBuild. However my thinking is that if I can build it using the Visual Studio 2012 IDE locally, I would be able to build it using the Visual Studio command line (calling devenv.exe/devenv.com) directly from a command line on the build server But I have tried so many combinations and I have not been able to find anything