I'm using Visual Studio 2022
I'm trying to extract an interface
Under
Edit , Refactor , Extract Interface
But no Interface is generated nothing happens. I've tried it on multiple boxes.
Any ideas?
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Has anyone else seen this? missing dsv
Normally when you are looking at a DIM in SSAS you have three sections to work in.
1) Attributes: These are the values you are including in your model
2) Hierarchys: If you build a hierarchy here is where it is viewed
3) Data Source View: This shows the source of the DIM and all the attributes loaded into the DSV are included.
Why is my DSV box empty?
I'm using TFS source control. I've deleted the local project and repulled the latest version but I'm still seeing this issue.
I'll submit an offical bug on microsoft's website.
If you have seen this how have you fixed it? I need to add new attributes to my DIM and I can't do that if I can't see the source table in the DIM...I'd prefer to not have to recreate ever DIM because of some bug.
I found a solution to this if anyone else comes across it. It has to do with having more than one version of Visual Studios installed on the server at a time and using different versions.
This article goes into detail on the issue. The article talks about changing the XLM code for the .dsv file and the .cube file. Specifically for the DIMs you will need to change the code there as well. Quite annoying...at least there is a way to fix it.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sqlblog/2015/06/10/ssas-dsv-com-error-from-ssdt-ssas-design-data-source-view/
TLDR: VS 2012 and VS 2014 conflict with each other with their dll files. You will need to go into the XML code and change the leading binary string to the version of VS that you want to use.
I'm trying to place a texture over a target in Vuforia (similar to this post), but am running into difficulty. I'm using Eclipse Luna, on Ubuntu 14.04.
So far I've done the following:
Installed the Vuforia Samples Project (with ImageTarget, Multi-Targets, User-defined targets, etc. in it) - this works find under normal Java environment.
Installed Android NDK, & setup directory in preferences.
I have added Android NDK support to the Vuforia samples project (via Android Tools menu)
I have built all.
Whilst the JNI directory appears, it only contains VuforiaSamples.cpp. I can't find ImageTargets.cpp as required in this tutorial.
Any ideas what I need to do? Thanks.
It turns out I didn't need to use the NDK. What I wanted to achieve was possible with Java alone.
To achieve this, take a look in the "...SampleApplications.util" package of the Java demo project and duplicate the "CubeObject", calling it something like "MyObject". You can then alter the geometry within this new object class.
To implement your new object class, take a look at the "...Render.java" file. In the rendering method you will see what code to replace with your own code.
I am using Visual studio 2012 with MySql database .. I am trying to generate simple report using Forms. When click on button the reports will generate in EXCEL sheet. The problem that I am facing is using this library: using Excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel; when I used it says : One or more types required to compile a dynamic expression cannot be found. Are you missing a reference?
as shown in the figure !!
Please Any Help ??
Thanks in Advance
I have sort out the problem :)
A default project in Visual Studio 2010 should have references to Microsoft.CSharp and System.Core.
In 2012, If they are not referenced in your project you need to add them, and the errors will go away.
Thanks
In Visual Studio 2010, I could list my tests by full name. That way, my tests would be sorted by object, then method, then individual test case when I structured the tests as shown here:
http://haacked.com/archive/2012/01/02/structuring-unit-tests.aspx
However, in Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate RC Test Explorer, it lists the tests by test name (instead of "WidgetMaker.ctor.HappyPath", it just shows "HappyPath"). Is there a way to change the Test Explorer to show full names instead of the test name? Thanks.
Here is the answer in the end of the post :
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalm/archive/2012/03/08/what-s-new-in-visual-studio-11-beta-unit-testing.aspx
So, wait and see/hope...
EDIT : In the mean time, you still can have a similar interface by openning the *.vsmdi file in your solution items.
Every example in the directshow.net samples folder (marked "2010-February") compiles fine, and those that play videos from files work great. However, every example that tries to enumerate the FilterCategory.VideoInputDevices always fails to find any of my filters, specifically DsDevice.GetDevicesOfCat(FilterCategory.VideoInputDevice);
always returns that I have no devices. This same problem occurs for me in every other program that uses directshow.net, like touchless and the various examples on codeplex.
I've got four video input filters installed (1 webcam and 3 screen-capturing filters) and they're found/usable by the graph editor that comes with the Windows SDK and the rl Filter Manager. Both programs list the four filters under "Video Capture Sources" and each Moniker starts with the correct GUID that directshow.net's FilterCategory.VideoInputDevices points to ("860BB310-5D01-11D0-BD3B-00A0C911CE86").
I've tried compiling and using the latest directshow.net dll myself, but nothing changed.
Is there some reason why the wrapper can get the video rendering filters fine but not enumerate video capturing ones? I'm on win7 sp1, 64bit, using visual C# 2010 express. Is something in my environment causing this? I'd gladly handle the change myself if I knew what is causing it.
Thank you for your time.
I copied the code for GetDevicesOfCat into my project and started debugging it. If I handed it any FilterCategory other than VideoInputDevice, it would get most of the filters that GraphEdit lists, but it was still missing some in most of the categories. I guessed that there was some property of the filters that made them unobtainable to my compiled version of GetDevicesOfCat.
It turns out simply switching my platform target to x86 does the trick, though it's not as straightfoward in VS2010 Express (for a fresh install, you'll have to follow the second answer before you do the first):
Change target CPU settings in Visual Studio 2010 Express
The program now successfully enumerates all of my filters.