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• Re: Source control integration

  Yes And to avoid confusion, the integration is of the source control client (this applies to many different change control systems). Everyone uses the same repository (which is a fileshare for VSS).

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/23/2008

• Re: Visual Studio property question

  [quote user="florin"]rjcox, I'm seeing both fields, but the Title field does NOT show as a readonly property in Intellisense. [/quote] OK (but needed to check). One wonders how you expect a read only property to be shown differently?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/23/2008

• Re: C# and writing .com file...

  [quote user="kj2w"]I assume that .com files are pe (portable executable)[/quote] Original (MS-DOS) .com files were just tiny model code loaded into memory and executed from the first byte. They are completely obsolete in 32/64 bit Windows. However a PE (or MZ) exe can be renamed to .com to drive load order from command line (VS' devenv.com does this). [quote user="kj2w"]to know if this was possible in c#[/quote] Renaming a managed exe to .com should work. You cannot create

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Problems with the "||" OR operator

  [quote user="mrrogers"]the short circuited and non-short circuited OR operator[/quote] There is no logical or that does not short circuit in C# (VB does have both, with "or" being non-short-circuiting). As noted by another poster, need to see complete code.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Previewing files question

  If you are geting the "PDF menu" then likely you are getting the Adobe Reader running in the iframe. Not only is this not a preview (it is the whole document being displayed), but it will break for those of us who either use an alternative PDF viewer or have set the Adobe Reader to not run inside the browser. You will need to find a way to extract a preview on the server and just send the image. I assume there are PDF libraries which will do this.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Nullable object must have a value.

  [quote user="shapper"]I am using this inline code because I am using this on a Linq Query. [/quote] You can create a private member function, call that from the lambda, and use this to break up the expression so you can debug it effectively. Until you can determine which sub-expression is null you have no hope of correcting the overall expression.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Visual Studio property question

  [quote user="florin"]The property TItle shows up as a normal property[/quote] Are you sure you are not seeing the title field? By default both will be shown. Otherwise, try a rebuild of the whole solution.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Problem: The port in the browser and the port of ASP.NET Development Server are not equal.

  [quote user="rema43001"]Note the port in browser is "1143" and the port in Server is "1145".[/quote] Others who have reported this have found this is due to a software firewall running locally. If you are running a software firewall try disabling it.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Setup a session value for debugging through VS?

  [quote user="xaeryan"]can I setup a session value in visual studio[/quote] Not in VS, but if you use out of process sessions (see here) the session will be persisted across restarts of the ASP.NET app domain (and that automaticaly restarts if a web.config file changes or after a number of assembly reloads). If you want to persist login information using the forms provider then you need to set the user login to persist, this is separate from sessions (flag to the underlying FormsAuthentication

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008

• Re: Source control integration

  Install the VSS client tools on the non-VS user's machines. The VSS UI can do everything the VS-integrated UI can do (and some additional things as well).

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by rjcox on 10/22/2008