Thursday, April 28, 2011

Web Platform Installer

 

Web platform Installer is a free tool from Microsoft, which will help you to find what are the latest you have to install and available in market.

If you want to download click here

Monday, February 14, 2011

To Hide a file in C#

Hi this is a basic sample shows how to create and hide a Directory in C#

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

How to Write a Macro in VS 2010

 

We all knows that how much friendly the macros are. Here I am showing a small example of how to write macro to Disable and Enable macros.

 

When debugging projects.Its difficult to add and remove break points all the time. This is a simple macro which enable and disable the Breakpoints

First thing is how to write a macro

Step1: Select Tools –> Options –> Macros –> Macro Explorer (Alt+F8)

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Step2: Double click on the module created.(Here it is Module2)

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Step3: Write your Macro Code

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Step4 : Build the Macro code

 

How to add the Macro created to VS10

Step 5: go to vs10 Project(Take a new one not in Macro) Tools –> Options

 

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Step 6: Under Environment Variables –> Keyboard –> in Show Commands containing –> Select the macro you created.

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Step 7: Type the key combination then click Assign and then Ok

 

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Finally: Go to VS and Press the key combination (in the example I shown only for Enable, for disable also do the same step)

 

Hope this will help you.

Monday, January 10, 2011

Import and Export Break Points in VS 2010

 

VS2010 has so many features. One of the best thing is import and export the break point.

Steps to Follow

Step 1: Put the break point

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Step 2: Click on Export all Break Points

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Step 3:  Select the location and save the XML

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Step 4: Remove all break points and Click on Import Breakpoints from a file

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Step 5: Select the saved XML File.

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All the breakpoints will reappear Smile

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Track Changes in Visual Studio

 

Today I have noticed a nice future in visual studio Track Changes.

 

When you change some code portion in visual studio in says whether you saved it or not. Here is the example for the same.

First I enable the Track Changes in Visual studio. For that go to Tools –> Options –> Text Editor –> General –> (Select) Track Changes.

Track Changes

 

If you type something in code without saving it will come with a yellow line in the margin.

 

B4Save

 

Once you save this yellow changes to Green.

 

AfterSave

 

Summary: This is a nice feature in Visual studio to help us to where we have done the changes in the code before saving the code (Comes as yellow). As well as we come to know which is the last saved one ( comes in green)

 
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