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The problem i found with this tool is, that it doesnt update the references to the renamed project in the solution file. Also I am not the cmd guy, rather more the Gui guy. Thats why I have written a tool that renames projects inside visual studio. Obviously this has a Gui, granted not a very nice one but still
Go check it out here http://normankosmal.com/wordpress/?p=54
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Thank you very much for your work! This utility ran great for me and saved me lots of time and trouble renaming things manually. There are so many conflicting documents out on the web about renaming VS stuff - and worse, some of the documents are from Microsoft themselves! - and yet your utility did it all simply, and quickly! Great work, great utility - if only Microsoft could produce such quality in so simple an app.
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Latest version works with VS2010 and is available here:
http://www.diamondspirit.net/adunk/software/RenameVSProject.html
Issue with source code dependency has been removed.
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I've had a few problems with this program (from Anthony Dunk), and since I don't see any feedback on his web site, I'll mention it here. I make a lot of temporary programs that I start from the same 'base' project. I have used his program a few times to generate new projects from my 'base' code, and it consistently messes up the .lib files in the directory.
This next issue might be with the way I'm naming things (but I can't find it), but it does not seem to go into the .rc file, or the resource.h file. I always have to go into those two files manually and change the names of the constants defined there, like IDD_Whatever_DIALOG when I'm changing the program "Whatever" to "SomethingNew".
On the other hand, his clever use of Send-To is wonderful.
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I've written my own version of the vsrename tool in C++ and provided it with a GUI. Its here if you want to try it:
http://adunk.ozehosting.com/software/RenameVSProject.html
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I downloaded the source and tried to compile your project; however, the source is missing UtilsLib.
http://www.JournalOfTheRandom.com
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Turns out that you can comment out that #include and the corresponding library and it compiles OK. Strange!
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Hi,
The program works very fine with Visual C++ 6.0, but only "rebuild all" didn't make all the service as it didn't update correctly the source browser file (the program is perfect, the problem is with visual c++).
Just delete the .bsc files from the project also. Otherwise when you look for your defines it will not find.
br
Marcel
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Thank you, it worked great, much appreciated!
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Bitchin !!
think outside the bun.
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Works great. I was lucky to find this utility.
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Get's my 5. I named a project incorrectly and have been putting off fixing the name for a long time. This utility made short work of my name change.
Charlie Gilley
Will program for food...
Whoever said children were cheaper by the dozen... lied.
Overheard in a cubicle: "A project is just a bug under development."
Seeking to rise above the intelligence of a one eared rabbit...
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Worked great
Andy Henderson
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Thanks for posting this, it's a really great tool.
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I definitely like this tool since I've renamed several projects and it was a bit of a pain in the butt.
I've thrown copies of about a dozen of my projects at it and it worked every time. The only problem is that it does not update system/hidden files.
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Synetech
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Synetech wrote: The only problem is that it does not update system/hidden files.
VC++ 6.0 generates system/hidden files?
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No, but my custom project-wizard does.
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Synetech
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Thanks Neik! Quickly able to change the name. U got my full 5 points!
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Worked Great, but remember no spaces in paths!
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Just put your path inside double quotes
Marco.
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"Beware of the first programmer's enemy: the copy&paste! But don't forget its allied: the search&replace!" M.I.
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a must have tool.
PS: showing some mesaages in output - but it is ok. project renamed successfully
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never stop coding.
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