I built Angular webSite on visual studio 2017:
Created ASP.NET Web Application and added a reference to Angularjs (package 1.6.5). actually, I created exactly the same application as shown on this link: http://angularfirst.com/your-first-angular-project-in-visual-studio/
The question is how to use c# class or c# library inside this application?
To clarify the question, how do I use instances of c# class or call methods of the class? Properties? Maybe I can bind it somehow? How to do this?
Thank you in advance, Julia :-)
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I want to create a Windows application using a C# GUI that calls some C++ code but I have troubles setting up the project in Visual Studio.
I understood that I have to do it the following way : 3 projects (the C++ project, the C# project and a wrapper CLR project) that are linked to each others in some way. I just can't figure out how the link works.
If anyone can explain me in details what I have to do, I'd be really happy :3
Otherwise, I can use a Github link of a project already set up that I could copy.
Thanks in advance to anyone who will take some time to answer.
I tried some approaches where First, we can install node.js and create a separate application and can externally consume API create in C#.
Second, i downloaded template from below path,
https://github.com/angular/quickstart
imported it to in VS2015 as guided in below link,
https://code4developers.com/angular-4-application-with-visual-studio/
But still i am confused what should be the correct approach to create angularJS project in visual studio 2015 which will occupy web API within same solution.
I am developing a visual studio C# application.
As part of this application I want to conduct a static analysis of C-Code (i.e. the C# application analyzes C-Code).
To this end I want to access some static code analysis tool from within my C#-code and run it over the relevant C-Files.
I hoped that there was some API for "CppCheck", which is installed as a plugin in my Visual Studio Environment:
However, so far I have not found an API through which I would be able to access CppCheck.
My question is: Does anyone know an API for CppCheck or some other C-Code-Analyser that I can use within my C# application?
You can use The CppDepend API from your C# code, a demo project CppDepend.PowerTools is delivered in the install to show you how to do it.
I am trying to use windows.system.launcher.launchUriAsync(uri)
to open a Skype Uris in a Visual C# console app but i can't and i can't find Windows.System in the available references.I am using Visual Studio 2013.
Can you please help me understand why this happens ?
Thanks in advance :)
That assembly (and associated classes and namespaces) are for Windows Store apps only.
You cannot use them in a standard C# project.
Reference on MSDN.
I'm not sure how I was able to do this before in VS 2005, but I recently migrated a VS2005 VB web site to a VS 2012 Web Solution/Project. The solutoin already has both VB and C# Classes in seperate folders and is working. I now want to add a global.asax, but in C#. When I attempt add new item I can't seem to get to C# templates from Visual Studio.
And thinking forward, will I be able to slowly turn my VB solution into an all C# solution Page by Page?
You can freely mix match VB and C# in a Web Site, not in a Web Application. So if you want to continue with that freedom, you'll have to stick with Web Site Projects.
IMHO the decision to migrate from VB to C# can be done either way - slowly in web sites by mixing, and/or really going for it and "forcing" yourself to do C# only in an Application Project.
Hth...