VS.NET Classview issue
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I have seen a thread or two about this in the Microsoft forum's but there haven't been any reply's to them yet. In Visual Studio .NET Classview, when you double-click on a function/variable/structure (whatever) the cursor is not placed where it should be. Actually, if the file is not open in VS.NET it will be placed in the right position, otherwise it is not. Is this just an issue for me and a few others? Or is this a known issue and Microsoft knows about it .. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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I have seen a thread or two about this in the Microsoft forum's but there haven't been any reply's to them yet. In Visual Studio .NET Classview, when you double-click on a function/variable/structure (whatever) the cursor is not placed where it should be. Actually, if the file is not open in VS.NET it will be placed in the right position, otherwise it is not. Is this just an issue for me and a few others? Or is this a known issue and Microsoft knows about it .. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
I have not seen this problem... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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I have seen a thread or two about this in the Microsoft forum's but there haven't been any reply's to them yet. In Visual Studio .NET Classview, when you double-click on a function/variable/structure (whatever) the cursor is not placed where it should be. Actually, if the file is not open in VS.NET it will be placed in the right position, otherwise it is not. Is this just an issue for me and a few others? Or is this a known issue and Microsoft knows about it .. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
Confirmed. Sometimes the cursor is placed on some totally wrong place. Can't say whether it only happens when the file is open though...
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Confirmed. Sometimes the cursor is placed on some totally wrong place. Can't say whether it only happens when the file is open though...
Yep. I've pinned it down to only occuring in C++ projects when the outlining feature is enabled .. I have disabled outlining for my VC++ .NET projects and the classview behaves right. Everybody is obviously not having this problem, however I hope that Microsoft finds a fix for the few of us by the first SP. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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I have seen a thread or two about this in the Microsoft forum's but there haven't been any reply's to them yet. In Visual Studio .NET Classview, when you double-click on a function/variable/structure (whatever) the cursor is not placed where it should be. Actually, if the file is not open in VS.NET it will be placed in the right position, otherwise it is not. Is this just an issue for me and a few others? Or is this a known issue and Microsoft knows about it .. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
Yah i just encountered the same pain in the butt.. turn off the outlining (which is one of the coolest features ).. and keep your fingers crossed that it will work one day soon.. it works when outlining is on, but only the first time you double click on the class/function.. doesn't seem to affect double clicking on variables, but that looks at the .h not the .cpp.. anyone got a phone number for a MS developer to make sure they are workin on it? -dz
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Yah i just encountered the same pain in the butt.. turn off the outlining (which is one of the coolest features ).. and keep your fingers crossed that it will work one day soon.. it works when outlining is on, but only the first time you double click on the class/function.. doesn't seem to affect double clicking on variables, but that looks at the .h not the .cpp.. anyone got a phone number for a MS developer to make sure they are workin on it? -dz
Yep, it is a problem with VC++ .NET and outlining .. I'm hopeing as well it gets to Microsoft and the issue is rectified with first SP ;) Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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Yep. I've pinned it down to only occuring in C++ projects when the outlining feature is enabled .. I have disabled outlining for my VC++ .NET projects and the classview behaves right. Everybody is obviously not having this problem, however I hope that Microsoft finds a fix for the few of us by the first SP. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
I no I'm getting away from what this thread started out on... but. I see you really are using VC++ 7.0. When I create a dialog in VC++ 7.0 I get a HTML version as well as the resource and DoModal seems to use them both. Have you seen any of this?
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I no I'm getting away from what this thread started out on... but. I see you really are using VC++ 7.0. When I create a dialog in VC++ 7.0 I get a HTML version as well as the resource and DoModal seems to use them both. Have you seen any of this?
Yeah, by default the class CHTMLDialog is used instead of CDialog. You can ofcourse change this to CDialog when you first create the class for the dialog. I guess it's Microsoft's way of trying to push people to using the HTML type dialog as it offers the possibility of richer dialogs etc. ... Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
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Yeah, by default the class CHTMLDialog is used instead of CDialog. You can ofcourse change this to CDialog when you first create the class for the dialog. I guess it's Microsoft's way of trying to push people to using the HTML type dialog as it offers the possibility of richer dialogs etc. ... Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...
Thank you!!! Oh... then if I use the html code do I just delete the buttons off the resource so I don't have the buttons showing up twice? If I go with CHTMLDialog can I still use the graphic interface for adding controls to the html?
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Thank you!!! Oh... then if I use the html code do I just delete the buttons off the resource so I don't have the buttons showing up twice? If I go with CHTMLDialog can I still use the graphic interface for adding controls to the html?
You can indeed delete the buttons off the resource. I haven't fooled around with CHTMLDialog too much yet .. this next project I'm doing will have me doing it though. Travis D. Mathison --- --- After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless ...