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I have a executable file which I made in visual studio (c#/winforms), and I would like to make an installation file which, when run, places my executable file in a specific directory, for example C:/Program Files and creates a shortcut on the desktop - much like most application you install in windows.
I don't know how to approach this. Couldn't find any guides online either.
Add a Visual Studio Installer Setup Project to your solution, and configure it however you want. Reference your other project, and tell it where to put your executable.
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I want to start making professional exe apps, but how can i do it?
I started with Windows Forms but heard that it's not good for aestic applications.
Then i started with UWP, but it can't be extracted to exe file :x
I looked for WPF in the internet and it says they are the same as UWP with exe files.
So how the professional apps are being made? How can i make them?
I'm using Visual Studio and I want to make the apps in C#.
If you have the WPF C# packages installed just type inside the project search bar:
Click on the project, give a name, click next
And there you go, you have a WPF project.
Then follow some beginner friendly WPF tutorial
https://wpf-tutorial.com/
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Is there a modern and regularly updated tool for generating C# v.7+ classes of XSD? The only tool I know is xsd2code but it is not free and its last update, according to the official site was "Update 4.4 (June 05, 2017)"
There is an alternative tool:
xsd.exe
Run it like this:
xsd /c /namespace:myCompany /language:CS XMLFile.xsd
I have tried it with this XSD, saved it to disk, and runned the tool. It seems to work.
It's available in the VS-20XX command prompt or, in my case in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v10.0A\bin\NETFX 4.7.1 Tools
For more info on the path: see: where to find xsd.exe in visual studio 2013 on windows 8
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I installed on windows 7 visual studio code editor for developing asp.net mvc application. I know now support debug c# only for linux and Mac.
How to debug c# in vs code on windows?
P.S. Yes, i know about visual studio community. But i want try working in vs code.
Right now, VS Code only supports debugging for Node on Windows
https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/editor/debugging
However, watch for future updates as well as the extension marketplace
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I need to upload a visual studio code on git / codeplex .
how can i do that? on source code option at codeplex , it is showing fork something ..
Install git on your local machine, create a local git repository, commit the changes and then push the changes to your remote git. http://git-scm.com/
You can use the Visual Studio Tools for Git VS plug-in. You will need to also install Git locally. Lastly you will need to configure in VS the repository you will be uploading to and, once configured, commit and push.
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I'm pretty sure I tried to use Code Contracts in C# code by just including a reference to System.Diagnostics.Contracts Namespace http://goo.gl/wZIg54 .
But Code Contracts for .NET page suggests I need to download MSI package. Why is it so? Are Code Contracts built-in into .NET / C# or not?
#vkelman the calls required to specify contracts are part of the basic framework (for example, Contract.Requires). Visual Studio doesn't do anything with these, however, unless you've installed the tools that come in the MSI package.