I wonder if there is an option I missed in Visual Studio 2013 to get the Jade syntax highlighting to work?
There is a pretty good integration of Node.js, Express and Jade in Visual Studio 2013, but it seems it lacks a proper syntax highlighting.
In that WebMatrix Tool of Microsoft the Jade syntax works pretty well and I dont't get because of what that features is missing in VS 2013. Maybe I made a mistake at some point of installation, project creating, missed an option or something like that.
In the new NTVS beta version I found this today and it works great:
NTVS supports the following:
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Jade syntax highlighting -- New for Beta
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For a download and more information see the Node.js Tools for Visual Studio project site on CodePlex.
I looked into it a couple of months ago and didn't find any resources for handling Jade better in Visual Studio at the time and there may not currently be any solution short of writing the tools you need yourself.
With that said, I did ask one of the developers behind a popular build extension for using languages like LESS or CoffeeScript in Visual Studio if he's considered adding Jade support and his answer was that they're working on it. I unfortunately have no idea what the timeline would be.
Sorry I don't have a better answer for you, I'm hoping for a solution as well. In the meantime I found a combination of Visual Studio, Sublime Text and Prepros works well enough for now.
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So I wanted to make a Vst plugin with Projucer but I would like to use my Eclipse IDE instead of Visual Studio. Is this possible or do I have to use visual studio only. Thanks! (Sorry if this is a bad question or is formatted wrong. I don't really know how to use this).
The Projucer doesn't have an exporter for Eclipse. On Windows, your only options are Visual Studio or Code Blocks.
Check out https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_new_projucer_project.html for more info!
The line:
#include "device.tmh"
appears underlined in red, and an error is reported that "the source file cannot be opened" (I'm translating from Spanish here, the wording might be different in English).
Also, words like:
TRACE_LEVEL_INFORMATION, TRACE_DRIVER
all appear underlined in red. "The identifier is undefined".
What's happening?
I know this question was asked 4 years ago but for anyone who comes across this question in future, even uninstalling and installing the visual studio didn't seem to help.
It worked for me when I installed spectre migrated libs as instructed in this tutorial's step 1.
The new project was built successfully after installing the above mentioned libs and running visual studio as an administrator.
As #arminb stated this is probably a flaw within Visual Studio. After going to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features and right-clicking on Microsoft Visual Studio and click on change, a simple Repair can solve this issue.
I have installed visual studio ultimate 2012 for windows 8 store apps but it doesnt show JavaScript in the new project.
The setup is good, i have installed it before using the same setup but i dont know what is the problem now..
I have also tried Visual studio Express, but got the same issue.. And one more thing BLEND is also not working in both the cases.
Are you looking in the right place? They can be 'hidden' in "Other Languages"
Search in the upper right hand corner of "New Project" for javascript to be sure.
Make sure you are up to date as well on the following updates as good measure
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2797912
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38188
After uninstalling the current VS and then deleting all registries and finally installing Vs 2012 ultimate, fixed the issue.
I want to convert my old vb6 project to a vb.Net solution, when I open do: File->Open->Convert this is what I get:
And I can't find a way to show the available converters...
I have try:
Installing framework 1.0 since I read somewhere that it's needed
Tried to install framework 2.0 but it's says "I have it" but it's not showing in the uninstall programs list
Tried to install framework 3.0, same as before.
I even try to add the Microsoft.VisualBasic.UpgradeWizard.dll via regasm but I can't open a console command in VS2008, only in VS2010 and I have read that VS2010 can't handle the conversion from vb6 to vb.net, it has to pass over VS2008 first.
Thanks in advance!
Well, the solution was to install Visual Studio 2005, then the converters were available:
I suppose I needed Framework 1.0.
It's not perfect, it has some errors, but its a step forward for a complete solution.
Of course I've found some other 3rd party conversion programs, but they are expensive:
ArtInSoft
Visualwebgui
Hope it helps someone else!
No clue what that Convert dialog is for--there's nothing in the help on it.
According to this Forum Post, you can open the vbp in Visual Studio and it should ask to convert the project (no option to open a .vbp file in VS 2010). However, even if it still did that in VS 2010, it's a tremendously bad idea.
See also this post on converting VB6 to VB.NET.
Also, check these duplicated SO questions:
VB6 to VB.NET Conversion
How to Switch a Large App From Vb6 to VB.net
Best Strategy for Moving from VB6 to .NET
Edit:
According to this MSDN Page, the conversion wizard only goes up to Visual Studio 2005
Edit Edit: Per MarkJ's comment, Visual Studio 2008 includes the upgrade wizard. It's gone in VS 2010.
Anyone know a good code analysis service or tool for vb.net? Like the one for c# with visual studio 2008 team edition or style cop for c#
Update:
My bad ,I am only using the visual studio pro in my new work place,so I could not use the code analysis for visual studio 2008 team edition
I believe that Code Analysis works on VB.NET code as well.
I just tested it, and it does work.
FxCop seems reasonable.
Besides, you can use
NDepend http://www.ndepend.com
Gendarme from Mono. http://www.mono-project.com/docs/tools+libraries/tools/gendarme/
ReSharper http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/