Can someone please tell me how to get syntax highlighting for .sass, please no .scss help. I have installed every plugin or Nuget package i could find, and they all say sass support. But they mean scss, i wish they did not have the same name, because this is driving me insane.
I can compile .sass just fine, just my file looks like a plain text file.
Lastly, am i crazy or does VS simple not allow you to create a .sass file? I know i can create another file and rename it to .sass, but that seams real real dumb.
Thanks for any help, ill get everyone i know to in the world to up vote your answer lol.
For anyone still looking for an answer. the only plugin that worked for me is SassyStudio it's free and generate css and minification as well.
.scss is the file extension sass is the name
Mindscape Web Workbench has a visual studio extension for it recommend by scott hanselman
or you could also look at sassy studio.
all the best
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I have been here: http://phonegap.com/install/ and downloaded the latest phonegap release.
I am not sure where to put it, so that VS can find it, when creating a new project. Has anyone any idea about where to place it? For now, I tried placing it in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE, and this is not the right place, obviously.
I know that one can install phonegap using the commandline, but I rather not do this, since I already tried, and had issues with environment variables. Furthermore, from what I found out on stackoverflow regarding using the commandline, several people did not advice this, based on their experience. So please, if you know how I make it work so that I can use VS, please share. I see that the phonegap folder that I downloaded from phonegap site, contains IDEs for several platforms.
Thanks in advance
Ps. I am trying to achieve something semilar to this: http://anindita9.wordpress.com/tag/visual-studio-phonegap/
But it's just that this tutorial doesn't work for me, since I have VS12, and also the folder structure is totally different
I'm new to VS, coming from the Mac where I used the excellent CodeKit for LESS compiling. I've installed the Web Essentials add-on, so I have basic LESS support and compiling.
The major shortcoming with this plugin is when saving files that are imported into a main.less file, the main.less file does not compile unless I open it specifically and save it.
I'd prefer a solution like CodeKit, which would compile the parent file if any of the children are modified. Are there any other plugins, even commercial ones, which do this?
There's an option in Web Essentials to "compile all LESS files", which would almost do what I want, but it throws an error:
In WebEssentials there is an option (tools>Options>WebEssentials>Less) to Compile all files on Build, which you'll probably do before publishing anyway. You might want to add your votes to the UserVoice ticket for this issue.
BundleTransformer allows you to have ASP.NET do the transformations on the fly (at runtime), having it compile, minify and compress all in one go. You won't have to recompile your files inside Visual Studio itself. You can keep using WebEssentials for intellisense.
And then there is the Mindscape Web Workbench which provides similar functionality as Webessentials. Their Pro edition ($) can also compile files on save & build.
I personally prefer http://wearekiss.com/simpless You can use it even in Express edition since it's not integrated inside VS.
Just open the Simpless drag and drop the file and it will compile your file automatically when they has been modified from your VS (or any of editor).
Web Essential is also have suggest in someone answer.
Being forced to use the garbage version of LE in VS 2012, I cannot get things to build because it is telling me that my install folder path is too long. It literally looks like it is creating the same path, verbatim, inside of another folder. First this fails on the DVD so can I disable that? Second, this appears to be controlled by the variable ISProductFolder but I cannot find how to modify that location.
Can somebody please help?
Well, it is not surprise that each setup tool has its problems. Please note that there are no tools which can accurately detect your application dependencies. The best a tool can do is make suggestions. This is why most setup developers determine the dependencies themselves and manually include them in the installer.
If you're not happy with InstallShield, you can try a different setup tool: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_installation_software
The free version of Advanced Installer includes a Visual Studio setup project which may help.
I'm using Web Essentials 2012 version 1.8.5 ,
for some reason it won't auto compile less files to CSS.
when I hit the save after I've made some changes to the less files I can see "web essentials compiling file.less" on the status line for a split of a second but nothing really happen. eg. the fils.css is not really changing.
Did someone have the same problem? or is someone knows how to solve this problem?
Thank you.
p.s
I did try the uninstall/install
This has been fixed and you can download the latest version (1.9.2) right here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/07d54d12-7133-4e15-becb-6f451ea3bea6
I'm trying to use OpenCV in Visual C++ express edition 2008. I've installed OpenCV 2.1 and added necessary include and lib directories/files to my project dependencies. A system PATH is also present for "C:\OpenCV2.1\bin".
When i compile and run the example program to open an image, I get a runtime error saying cxcore210d.dll is missing. I checked the bin folder and its there.
I've looked at similar posts here and on Google and they suggested turning off incremental linker. This didn't change results.
Please help
thanks
I just had to restart my PC. I'm guessing without a restart some variables are not registered correctly. :s but now this runs fine.
If anyone is working with OpenCV, so get in touch.
Thanks
The "d" stands for a debug build. You need to compile the OpenCV library with "debug" options set. Unfortunately, I don't think you can do this with Visual C++ express edition. I've tried it before...
why not you copy your dll into the folder and beside the application.
hey i just solve this problem. copy cxcore210d.dll and highgui210d.lib from your bin folder and paste it in lib folder and see the result...