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Localizability is one of the tasks that we should be aware to writing a World-Ready Application. Basically this task implies that the application executable code has been clearly separated from the application localizable resources. So that one required...
It is time for a new version of coolcommands because I found 3 new coolcommands: Thomas Freudenberg suggested the need of a menu item to each project item which spawns the command “explorer /e, /select,<filepath>” This opens the explorer and select...
After I uploaded the T4 Editor I had very good feedback but people that was working with GAT (Guidance Automation Toolkit) had not coloring for .t4 extensions. Add .t4 extension to the list was the easier part in order to support .t4 templates. When you...
In my previous post I talk about coloring for T4 templates. Coloring is the most important thing in order to improve editing templates. But there are other features that are important in order to editing templates - Outlining. You can hide and show template...
Are you editing T4 templates in VS 2005? I prefer editing with coloring ;) As always a very friendly batch setup that you have to run in a VS2005 command prompt ;) It works with the following extensions LPCTSTR g_languageFileExtensions[] = { L ".tt" ...
After I released coolcommands I received a lot of suggestions about adding others commands. I received bug reports too :(. So I developed some new commands and fixed some bugs. My favorite new cool command is the Resolve Project References. But Andres...
If you are programming a managed package for VS 2003 and you want to port your package in order to work with VS 2005 you have to use the new VS SDK for 2005. In the VS SDK documentation there is an article How to: Migrate Managed VSPackage Source Code...
I ported CoolCommands to visual studio RTM CoolCommands includes: - Reference Manager - Collapse All Project, Command Prompt Here, Open Project Folder, Demo Font and Wheel Font Zooming The Navigation Window power tool it is not included probably in the...
Navigation Window — Visual Studio SDK Sample November 2005 Summary: Navigation Window is a tool integrated on Visual Studio 2005 RTM that was written using Visual Studio SDK . It is a real use case that shows several features of the Visual Studio SDK...
If you are working with references (assembly or project references) in VS probably sometimes you have to do some annoying tasks: Case 1) Where am I using this reference (i.e.: System.Data) in this solution? Solution: I have to traverse all the projects...
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