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ya, i wasn't too happy. it not only 'adjusted' my solution, it 'adjusted' the references in my project files, which broke several of them by adding the 'embed interop' flag. :x / comments
ya, i wasn't too happy. it not only 'adjusted' my solution, it 'adjusted' the references in my project files, which broke several of them by adding the 'embed interop' flag. :x
IMHO, anything that changes my project files so that it builds differently than how i had it set up is a very bad thing. My references are like they are for a reason - usually because I need to bind to certain versions of the referenced assemblies.
If it means not being able to debug quite as easily, then that's what i'll have to put up with. / comments
IMHO, anything that changes my project files so that it builds differently than how i had it set up is a very bad thing. My references are like they are for a reason - usually because I need to bin...
when vs2010 launches, i get an error dialog with an <unknown error> and error code 80131515.
Any clues what i should check for? / comments
when vs2010 launches, i get an error dialog with an <unknown error> and error code 80131515.
Any clues what i should check for?
Haven't seen any 'false alarms' since the fix, thanx!
One suggestion - in the dialog that comes up when there _is_ a mismatch, could we get a "decompile the right one" button? would save having to remember which one it was when i finally get around to selecting assemblies. / comments
Haven't seen any 'false alarms' since the fix, thanx!
One suggestion - in the dialog that comes up when there _is_ a mismatch, could we get a "decompile the right one" button? would save having to ...
no, i don't, unfortunately. i'll give it a try in the next day or two if i can. i think i was depending on the veracity of the message, and just tried to do what i had to in order to make it go away. it's still happening (just saw it a minute ago, in fact), so i'll try when i can. / comments
no, i don't, unfortunately. i'll give it a try in the next day or two if i can. i think i was depending on the veracity of the message, and just tried to do what i had to in order to make it go awa...
this has gotten worse, if anything. i'd been in VS2010 and debugging something in System.Windows.Forms. I then switched to VS2008 and was debugging something slightly different in SWF. It kept telling me something like "A different version of SWF was found than what Reflector was expecting - found version 2, expected version 4" - even after telling it to decompile version 2.0. had to clear the cache completely to get it to work, which meant losing the decompilations of everything else i was working on.
Maybe something as simple as having a different cache folder for different versions of the IDE would work? / comments
this has gotten worse, if anything. i'd been in VS2010 and debugging something in System.Windows.Forms. I then switched to VS2008 and was debugging something slightly different in SWF. It kept tell...
blindahl wrote:
ok, i'll look for the button. i didn't find it before.
was either blind or stupid. or both. button is there. [image] / comments
blindahl wrote:
ok, i'll look for the button. i didn't find it before.
was either blind or stupid. or both. button is there.
hmm. used the 'integration' menu item in reflector, and it added it to the right place for 2010. weird. i'll let you know what i find out. / comments
hmm. used the 'integration' menu item in reflector, and it added it to the right place for 2010. weird. i'll let you know what i find out.