Archives
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Keyboard Shortcuts
[Xai comments] I just started using your tool and I have to say that I love it. Only one thing I'd improve, give us a keyboard shortcut! By that I mean let us know what we should map keyboard shortcuts to. For instance, I want to map a keyboard short cut to running tests on the solution. What command would I map it to? Or can I?
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Lazy Update to NUnitAddIn-0.9.576d
Here is the lazy way to update to the latest version of NUnitAddIn.
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NUnitAddIn 0.9.574 + Visual Studio 2003
A few people have had issues running this latest build under Visual Studio 2003. I know it works on some machines (mine for a start!). Peli has Visual Studio 2002, 2003 and C# Express installed and it worked on all of them. Loren has had it working with just Visual Studio 2003 installed. I am now pretty stumped as to why it works on some machines but not others.
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Installing NUnitAddIn-0.9.568
The previous build of NUnitAddIn (build 0.9.482) was set to expire on August 30th. The test execution engine it uses was derived from a pre-beta version of NUnit 2.2. This latest build has been synchronized with the final NUnit 2.2 source. I'm hoping to contribute these changes to the NUnit project in the near future (in particular the 'nunit.framework' version independence).
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Release Notes for NUnitAddIn-0.9.568
Download: NUnitAddIn-0.9.568
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NUnit Add-In
You can download the latest version here.
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MC++ to C++/CLI
Stan Lippman posted a link to Moving Your Programs from Managed Extensions for C++ to C++/CLI. A while back I was working on a MC++ language provider for Reflector. Unfortuantely the lack of support for jagged arrays made a lot of decompiles impossible and not having automatic boxing made others a pain. I'm looking forward to picking up the project again with C++/CLI.
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MSBuild Bloggers and Resources
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More MSBuild
I'm keeping my MSBuild Bloggers and Resources up to date with the following entry. Let me know if I've missed anything.
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Fusion Changes
Junfeng Zhang has made a number of posts recently about changes in assembly probing for .NET 2.0. Since I deal with this stuff a lot, I thought I'd better note it here to remind myself.
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CLR Managed Debugger
I did a double take on this one. A managed debugger, written in (C#) managed code!
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Security Implications of InternalsVisibleTo
Nat says:
I think whenever we need to use this attribute, we should make sure that we make it internally visible to a strongly named assembly. Otherwise, this is just another crack in a pot. If we want to use it with Unit Tests, I mean that Unit Tests should be strongly named. :) Otherwise, Microsoft should make it extensible so that we can make this attribute apply only if it is a debug build. What do you think, Jamie?
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[InternalsVisibleTo("Microsoft.Build.Engine.Unittest")]
I was spelunking the .NET framework 2.0 and noticed the following assembly attribute on 'Microsoft.Build.Engine'.
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Debugging Application Startup
Matt Pietrek has a useful tip for attaching a debugger on application startup. I'm sure this will save my skin one day. More info and fun.
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.NET Undocumented
.NET Undocumented has quickly become one of my favorite blogs [rss]. Wesner Moise has another gem for us in Iterators, Not Just for Iteration.