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Any questions or suggestions then post 'em here! |
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Sweet app Andrew! In the command prompt options, it doesn't seem to let me enter a command line with options. So when I want to fire off a "visual studio" type command prompt nothing comes up. e.g. %comspec% /k "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat" x86 (%comspec" is the environment variable that is used when you type "cmd") Maybe I should just path the stuff in my profile manually anyway |
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Glad you like it. It doesn't work at the moment because I'm just passing the whole string to Process.Start. I will add parameter support as a feature. As a work-around you could chuck that stuff into a batch file and specify that instead. Cheers, Andrew.
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In VS 2008 Team Edition your addin causes to crash .To crash VS you need make following steps:
When I uninstall your addin the VS 2008 DataSet designer works without any problem Regards
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Sorry, it works for us (see attached screenshot)
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I don't know.I use VS 2008 with SP1 . I wasn't able to open XSD designer .So I ran a command to reinstall default editor(designer) for XSD files.Then VS was crashing ,when I right clicked in designer window.This happened every time.Probably I can try to install your addin again and if the issue occurs I will send more detailed report.
======================= I reinstalled your addin - it's work .It's weird . |
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OK thanks. VS is a large, complex beast - these things just happen sometimes :-)
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