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I would like to add a feature request which I think should not be too hard to add?
The feature is to allow the user to enter the extensions of the files to be on the left side and the file extensions to be on the right side. This will allow me to add files such as *.inl to appear on the right side instead of the left.
If you are not adding additional features, can you release the source for the plugin?
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Great idea! Have at it - the source is there in the zip file. I'm not currently setup to build it.
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This plugin is extremely useful, in fact, Visual Studio should add this as an option in future versions and pay this developer.
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I was looking for something like this for the longest time. I always put the headers on the left and source files on the right manually (a pain especially when I open multiple files). This solves all that, excellent work! Apart from the initial toggle button bug for turning it on (which I am sure you can fix in under a minute), it's perfect.
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Hi, I have tried to install this package into my VS2005 environment, and VS hangs when loading projects with the message "Package Load Failure" and the following informational text
Package 'Company.CodeWinPos.CodeWinPos, CodeWinPos,
Version=1.0.3346.32829, Culture=nuetral, PublicKeyToken=null' has
failed to load properly ( GUID =
{78D771A6-6F5F-4E8C-A134-76417BDD7E61} ). Please contact package
vendor for assistance. Application restart is recommended, due to
possible environment corruption. Would you like to disable loading this
package in the future? You may use 'devenv /resetskippkgs' to
re-enable package loading.
I am given "Yes" and "No" buttons but both lock up VS, only Task Manager will exit VS.
The same "Package Load Failure" dialog box appears if I restart VS, DON'T open a project, and click on CodeWinPos from the "Tools/Options" Dialog box.
I uninstalled and used the MSI directly (the first time I used "setup.exe") but this had the exactly the same result. I have uninstalled CodeWinPos for the time being.
Any ideas what might be wrong?
(P.S. Sorry if some of the numbers in the Version or GUID above are wrong, I'm transcribing them from the dialog box in VS manually.)
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Hmm, I've never seen anything like that.
Just a guess but I'm wondering if there's a problem installing it with VS2005. I know I had it working with both VS2005 & VS2008 a year ago when I added support for VS2008. But I don't currently have VS2005 installed.
If you like, you can try this VS2005 only version of CodeWinPos; http://www.muzikbrowzer.com/CodeWinPosSetupVS2005.msi
Let me know what you find. It could be something in your environment. What OS? XP/Vista/7? 32/64?
Mike
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Hi, I'm using Win7 Home Premium 64 bit on an i5 machine with 8G of RAM.
I installed the version from the link supplied, and I have some good news and some bad news.
First, the good news. It doesn't crash VS. The bad news? I am unable to activate it from the "Tools/Options" menu. The message received is "Access to the registry key 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\CodeWinPos' is denied."
UAC is at the default level.
Hope some of this helps!
Geoff.
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I have not tried it on Windows 7. I do not have Windows 7 installed anywhere.
It certainly looks like some type of permissions problem.
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Quick fix, start visual studio as an administrator.
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Forgive me if VS2005 already does this, but if I have file foo.c open is there any keyboard shortcut (or means of creating one) to open foo.h?
Also, is there any way to set on a project-wide basis the use of the extension .c for C++ files? I have a project which is supposed to be compiled as C++ under VS2005 and as C under a cross-compiler (the cross-compiler supports C only, but uses memory-mapped variables for I/O; compiling as C++ under VS2005 lets me replace those variables with properties).
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I was using a plugin called Workspace Whiz which provided the "switch between header and source" functionality with a single keystroke. But a quick google on "switch between header and source" looks like there are numerous solutions out there.
On your compilation questions: In Visual studio 2008 go to Project - properties - C/C++ - Advanced and option 'Compile as' choose 'Compile as C++ Code (/TP)'
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Is the image (CodeWinPos.jpg) supposed to be useful? If so, it ain't.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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The image is simply a screen shot of my desktop (3 monitors) with VS2008 centered.
I agree, it's not a very useful image. But I can't think of an image that is much more useful. All I was trying to do was support the description of the plugin. There isn't really much more about the plugin that can be shown with an image.
However I've submitted an updated version of that image with bold text overlaid on top which more clearly illustrates that .h files are opened on the left and .c/.cpp on the right.
I hope that helps. You can also see this project at http://codewinpos.sourceforge.net/
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mikem8 wrote: But I can't think of an image that is much more useful.
How about simply making the image larger (unless, that is the only size you can produce from your desktop)?
Somehow, many will want to see how this stuff is supposed to be used, and that is the reason for the picture, anyway.
Like most others, I clicked on the image, but got the same image!
Best regards,
Paul.
Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.
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I added a larger picture and a few additional comments. Click on the image to get a larger image. Hope this helps.
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I tried to download the project file, but it ended up 0 byte in size. Could you check why? Thanks.
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Works fine for me.
$ ls -l CodeWinPosSrcAndExe.zip
-rwxr--r-- 1 mkm mkm 1008595 2008-11-25 08:18 CodeWinPosSrcAndExe.zip
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A good idea, although I would prefer to have the .h open on the right side.
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After installation, no .addin file's created and nothing loads in VC8. The Addin manager doesn't see your extension.
What's wrong?
Thanks,
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Are you using Visual Studio 2005? I don't have VS 2008 so I don't know if it works there.
It's not an addin, it's a VSIP, Visual Studio Integration Package.
Since it is not an Addin it does not show up in the Addin Manager.
During installation it allows you to select where to install the files to, defaulting
to "C:\Program Files\Home\CodeWinPos\". It also writes to the Registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/CodeWinPos and /HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/VisualStudio/8.0/AutomationProperties/CodeWinPos/
amoung other places.
When installed the option shows up under Tools/Options/CodeWinPos. The only option is to enable/disable.
I just uninstalled it from my machine and reinstalled it and it still works for me.
I don't have a "virgin" machine though (one in which CodeWinPos was never installed on) so I can't say for sure that it works on a "virgin" system. So I'd appreciate any further feedback you can provide.
You probably can't have VS running when you do the install.
Hope this helps. Please let me know what else you find.
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi Mike,
I finally got it working - there's a minor glitch (at least on my machine), I have to desactivate CodeWinPos in the option menu to have it enabled and working.
You should maybe add an option to invert the behaviour and have the .h open on the right side!
Thanks,
-Rom's
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Let me ask, could it be that on a virgin install you have to toggle the option once or twice before it begins working? IOW does disable/enable work correctly now? I seem to remember that.
Thanks for the suggestion. ;^)
Mike
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I have to Disable/Enable it as well in order to get it running.
Cheers,
Valentin.
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From what I can tell with the very small screenshot, it looks like I could accomplish this by splitting the window. It may not be automatic, but I can arrange them in a similar side-by-side display.
How is your add-in different?
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Shawn Poulson
spoulson@explodingcoder.com
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