SublimeAStyleFormatter not formatting any files both the buttons are showing disabled . It is not showing its commands in command palette as well. please help
Looking through the issues on the plugin's Github repo, it looks like the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package (x64) is required for the plugin to work. You can download it here.
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Previously Ive used Object Exporter to export object content to various formats to aid in debugging, it helped enormously. Unfortunately it wont work in vs2019. Does anyone know of a similar tool that will work in vs2019 ?
You should compile de latest version or simply download the 2019 October compiled version from this Github comment;
There is not other tools in visual studio extension marketplace.
Maybe you can download the source code, then rebuild it for visual studio 2019.
Update 2022:
I've published free and open source extension Object Dumper for Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code under the MIT license.
"Dump as" commands are available via context menu in the Code and Immediate windows.
It's exporting objects to:
C#,
JSON,
Visual Basic,
XML,
YAML.
I believe that combined with the Diff tool it can be helpful.
I read all of the questions and answers which are related or asked before and I still didn't find an appropriate answer to my problem.
I am using python 3.6.5 and pip(and setuptools) is up to date.
I am installed Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2017 from here:
https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/#build-tools-for-visual-studio-2017
when using pip install, I still get the error:
Microsoft Visual C++ is required
PS: I want to install airflow
This problem was solved on a computer having Visual Studio Community 2017 v15.5.2 and the Visual Studio Installer v1.16.1247.518 installed.
The steps used are as follows:
Start the Visual Studio Installer
Visual Studio Installer showed a Installed section that stated that Visual
Studio Community 2017. In that section was a drop-down titled More. The drop-
down option Modify was selected.
Visual Studio Installer then showed "tabs" titled Workloads, Individual
components, Language packs and Installed locations. The tab "Individual components" was selected.
Scrolling down the list of Individual components, there was a section titled
Compilers, build tools, and runtimes. Under that section there was a VC++
2015.3 v140 toolset for desktop (x86,x64) option that was unchecked. The
option was then checked.
The Modify button located at the lower right part of the Visual Studio
Installer was pushed.
After waiting an unreasonably long amount of time, the installer finished
modifying the installation of Visual Studio Community 2017.
As always, your mileage may differ.
As per instructions here: https://www.scivision.co/python-windows-visual-c++-14-required/
Use vs_buildtools.exe and install only the windows 10 SDK.
Visual C++ Redistributable installs run-time libraries and can be used to run applications written with VC. But you need Visual C++ compiler! So install Build Tools.
I suggest using MinGW as the C compiler.
We developed an application in visual studio 2010 and reports are working fine, when we choose to open the same application through visual studio 2012 Ultimate, reports are not working and when i open .rpt file showing binary format ad also I could not find Crystalreport.rpt in Reporting template in visual studio 2012. After googling it, I have installed
CRforVS_redist_install_32bit_13_0_5 , but doesn't work.
How can i change or edit .rpt file design using visual studio 2012 and want to change the .rpt database name too. Any suggestion or idea to achieve this?
I had the same problem after installing visual studio 2012 and found no answer on the forums. I uninstalled CR yesterday and downloaded again the CRForVS 13.0.5 from here just in case there was a bug in the previous version I downloaded in may and installed it. Then I installed update 3 for Visual studio and everything works fine now.
Cheers
Michael
I figure this one out for me.
From SAP Crystal Reports's download site:
Please note: To integrate "SAP Crystal Reports, developer version for Microsoft > Visual Studio" you must run the Install Executable. Running the MSI will not ? >fully integrate Crystal Reports into VS. MSI files by definition are for runtime >distribution only.
By default Windows 10 does not install the 3.5 framework, CR for VS still needs >it. Select it by "Turn Windows feature on or off" and choose both options.
I downloaded the exe, instead of the MSI packages, and it worked for me finally. Helps to read I guess.
Is there any way to customise which languages are installed with Visual Studio 2012? I only want C#, no VB or F# etc.
I'm trying to install Visual Studio 2012 Premium RTM.
The first install page I see this:
and the next I see this:
but there's no option to choose which languages I want to install :-(
I think thats as much customization as your going to get.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2012/06/04/setup-improvements-for-visual-studio.aspx
http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/2639283-bring-back-the-visual-studio-installation-customiz
According to those links they [Microsoft] removed then brought back the option for customization. And what you see there is all you get. I know my installation of VS 2012 (upgraded express to ultimate) is only taking up 2 gb so IDK why it is saying it needs 6.
I've raised the point on the Visual Studio installation forum, see what comes of it.
I've enabled openMP using the project settings, but when I do #include I get an error the file doesn't exist. I'm using Visual Studio stadnard edition, not Express... what else is missing? Every page I find simply says to turn it on in project settings and it will work.
omp.h and vcomp.lib is only available in VS Pro editions.
Did you add the directory containing the file omp.h to the list of directory search paths? Go to "tools - options - projects and solutions - VC++ Directories", then "show directories for" "include files". Add the path in here.
The solution for Visual Studio 2008 Express to develop OpenMP on Windows also works with the Standard Edition.
Basically you need to install the Windows SDK for OpenMP to get the libraries and headers. In my case I had to install the patch KB974479 too, but that may not be the case if one enables Microsoft Update for VS2008 (which I forgot to enable for all Microsoft products right after installing Windows).