I would like to create a sequencediagram from a visual studio 2010 c# solution. Just run the code. Is there any way to create that without having visual studio ultimate 2010?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd409389.aspx
edit: Or is there any other tool? 1 project with 3 files .cs and a few classes.
edit: is nobody creating sequencediagrams from code?
Using Visual Studio? No. http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/product-comparison
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I have a C# project built in Visual Studio 2008 and I am not able to open this project in Visual Studio 2017.
So how to migrate the existing C# project from visual studio 2008 to visual studio 2017?
I think the best way is to create a new vs 2017 project and import the existing code files from the vs 2008 project into the new one. If it's a single project, it shouldn't be that much work...
I started a C# Windows Forms project in Visual Studio 2012. I added some shapes, and I think they are from a Visual Basic pack.
That was at school. At home I have Visual Studio 2015, and I thought I would continue with my project at home, but that's a problem, because when I open the solution and the project in Visual Studio 2015 I get many errors like this:
The referenced component 'Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs' could not be found.
So I installed the VB Powerpack, but that didn't help.
That package is not included in Visual Studio 2015. You have to download it here (you can find the instructions):
VisualBasic PowerPack missing from Visual Studio 2013?
It seems that C# support has been installed:
However, there isn't an option to create a C# project:
Is there a way to enable C# projects without having to reinstall VS?
Note: this question isn't entirely relevant:
How can I add C# language support to Visual Studio 2010 shell?
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I followed the instructions (listed in the comments). The *TemplatesCache directories were recreated (with one named CSharp in ItemTemplatesCache), however they are not included in the new project list (when VS is restarted).
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If it is relevant, I have 'Visual Studio 2010 Shell' edition:
Visual Studio 2010 Shell is a completely different product from Visual Studio 2010 Express or Professional. The former allows you to create shell applications. The latter allows you to create C# and/or VB programs.
What you need to do is install Visual Studio 2010 Express or Professional.
Is there anyway of downgrading a Visual Studio 2013 project to a Visual Studio 2008 project ? I need to run some C# programs created in VS 2013 with VS 2008.
See this answer. But I really wouldn't recommend this, even if it does work, which to be honest is not guaranteed.
Better to either create a new VS2008 solution and just Add Existing...manually bringing in all the source files, or better yet, just sign up for VS Team Services, grab VSExpress 2013, and you don't have to worry about conversion.
Don't know if this is related to the fact that I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Express, but when trying the first step in the link below I can't find the template Visual C++. I tried to download Visual C++ 2010 Express but still no luck.
Does anyone have a work around for this?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff967550(v=VS.92).aspx
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I have now tried to create this DLL in Visual C++ 2010 Express instead. When following the guide from the link above I get stuck when I should add resource to the project (Step 2 under 'Create the Language-Neutral Resource Strings for Your Application'). The menu item is greyed out/disabled.
You will need the C++ edition of VS Express to create this Win32 Resource DLL. I assume that that is possible.
And then add the Project (might work) or the resulting file (should work) to your Phone project.
as far as I know you cannot create or build a native C/C++ project in Visual Studio Express. As I understand it, the Visual Studio Express is similar to a demo version that only allows you to create projects that use the .NET framework.
To create and build native C/C++ projects you need the retail Visual Studio Professional.