I have a VS2013 solution called ShoppingService.sln with 7 projects under TFS source code control.
Now I want to make a copy of the solution and rebuild it Name it’BasketService.sln’ and place it
Tag: VISUAL
Visual-Studio – How to rebuild all?
In Visual Studio, how to rebuild the complete solution, including all configurations?
If I choose “Rebuild Solution”, it will always only rebuild debugging or only release, but not at the sam
Visual-Studio – How do I enter a DateTime value in the VS QuickWatch window?
I tried to change some DateTime data in the QuickWatch window.
I have tried 1/2/29/2009 and so on, but none of them seem to work. It just goes back to #12 ：00：00 AM#. Put it inside the pound si
Visual Studio C # – Can I extract a text to a string variable?
If I enter the same text string in multiple places in the program, is there any way to extract it into a string variable, and in each position I typed initially , Do you point the code to this vari
Visual-Studio – Xamarin – How do I update Mono.android version to solve dependencies?
It’s too late now, and I’m trying to resist the urge to throw fists at my laptop while cursing Microsoft and Xamarin, because Visual Studio frustrates me. So I’m trying Install a nuget package (Xam
Visual-Studio – Visual Studio 2008: .pdb file is not created by “build solution”
I have a Visual Studio 2008 solution with many C projects. When I select the Debug configuration and build each project individually, I will find each project in the Debug directory. pdb file. But
Visual Studio 2008 compiles anything in the C file?
I noticed today that the source code file in the project is being compiled, even if it has garbage at the top. It makes me want to know that the compiler will pass nothing wrong. The following is n
Visual-Studio – Show the keyboard shortcuts for all files
Has anyone found the keyboard shortcut for “Show All Files” in the Solution Explorer?
There is a related question… Is there any tool that can display keyboard shortcuts for any operation yo
Visual-Studio-2010 – MSBuild – Customizing Edition version of this format
When building them with MSBuild, is there a way to use the assembly version of a custom format?
For example, we tried to use a version similar to “0.16.10r2.10717” but we encountered this err
Is it compiled as a C file when compiling `c` files in Visual Studio 2010?
C and C are different languages, I can still compile them in Visual Studio 2010 under the C project. Why is this? Does the compiler interpret C files as C language? No, it is compiled to C code.