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how to create a file. exe in VS 2013 ultimate and add the layers in the project executable
My solution is called "control" within the solution and have 4 projects "AcessoBancoDados", "Business", "transfer", "telaAcesso"
if I select the project access screen and go on projects / properties / tab publish the VS will generate an exe file., but only screen access, and other projects as part of the solution, how to add, because if I run the file . exe on my pc just fine, but if I run the file in another pc it will not find the dll file, because in my view the only VS generated. exe file of a project and not the entire solution.
or is there another way to generate an executable in VS.
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Get WIX - WIndows Installer for XML, made by microsoft but open source and the mental successor and adult brother of the kind of not too smart setup projects that existed pre VS 1013.
Read the documentation, learn it, make a setup, finished.
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I have a large c# project that depends on a number of other projects.
I'd like to create\use a build automation script of sorts.
The process would look something like:
- Clone project X from Git, run unit tests, compile.
- Clone project Y from Git, run unit tests, compile.
- Clone project Z from Git, run unit tests, compile.
Project Z depends on Y and Y depends on X.
I'm aware that Team Foundation Server does much of this, but I'm looking for a lighter solution.
What are the open source alternatives to TFS?
NAnt will also do all the basic CI tasks, and is open source. http://nant.sourceforge.net/
Look at teamcity. Much easier to use. We migrated our builds from TFS to teamcity. It's free for upto 3 build agents and 20 build configurations (which is good enough for mid level teams) but the Enterprise version is not that expensive too.
http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/
Jenkins is another option too.
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I am looking for a Visual Studio 2012 plugin / method that will allow me to access the .NET Framework 4.5 section of the MSDN library without an internet connection.
Any suggestions on how I can achieve this will be greatly appreciated.
Building on #Jon's correct answer
It's possible that during installation you chose to not cache the documentation locally and instead access it from online. To change this post installation so you can see it in the Help Viewer do the following
Help -> Add and Remove Help Content
Change the Installation Source to Disk
Hit "Update"
You should just be able to install the Help Viewer (if you haven't already got it).
In Visual Studio, under the "Help" menu, set the "Help Preference" to "Launch in Help Viewer" - it should download the relevant content for you if you haven't already got it.
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I am looking for a .NET code coverage tool. I have tried free version of NCover but it is working only for one .NET solution whereas I have 26 Solutions and each solution having about 10-30 projects total is about 560 projects. I use a common directory for building all solutions. All these project belong to a single product which having hundreds of DLL files and 8 exe files. I am unable to run any code coverage tool for all the 26 solutions at a time.
Please suggest me any good Code Coverage Tool. I can also think about paid version if it is suitable for me.
There is no need to worry.
You can solve your purpose using free version of NCOver.
But for that you have to do some extra effort.
Generate Report for Each solution separately and save each report.
After completing Report generation from all solutions Open NCover Explorer.
Choose merge XML of more than one solutions and in this way you will be able to merge the report. Thus your combined reporrt for multiple solution is ready.
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I'm looking for a free, syntax-highlighting, possibly autocompleting "Programmer's textbox" style control for use in a Visual Studio Windows Forms or WPF project. It should work with C# and self-defined languages, and the licence should permit its use in a closed, in-house development tool.
There are pay-for solutions available - something like http://www.syncfusion.com/products/user-interface-edition/windows-forms/Edit would work fine - but I am looking for something simpler, and would prefer not to pay for unnecessary functionality. Any ideas?
I've been using the SharpCode.TextEditor for a few cases, and it works quite well - including syntax highlighting and all.
Check out this Using ICSharpCode.TextEditor article on CodeProject for an intro.
To download it, go to the SharpDevelop web site and download the latest sources. One of the projects included is the Text editor, which you can easily isolate into its own assembly or sub project - you get all the source code, after all!
Scintilla is a powerful, open-source code editing component, and there is a .NET control available for it.
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I have read that while plug-ins are not supported for SQL Server Management Studio, it can be done.
Does anyone have any resources or advice on how to go about it using C#?
A company that is currently offering plug-ins to Management Studio is Red Gate:
http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Refactor/index.htm
Here is a very good guide to creating a plugin for SQL Server Management Studio:
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/shair/archive/2008/07/28/how-to-create-sql-server-management-studio-addin.aspx
Basically, it consists of the following:
Create a Visual Studio add-in with certain settings.
Subscribe to SSMS specific events
Code
The article includes a nice sample that you can use to skip some of the manual steps.
Here's a list of a lot of free tools for sql server. at the top you have the section that holds stuff about add-ins from SSMS.
You might also want to check out SSMS Tools Pack which is an add-in I made. It's free but not open sourced.