ugh, memory view too
my eyes are already irritating from rubbing. cleartype makes me feel like ive been opening my eyes underwater at the swimming pool
I have found that in 16.5.0 microsoft changed a bunch of new windows to cleartype AND added a new option to control it. You can see it in the solution here: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/955626/text-editor-font-is-always-smooth-now.html#reply-957872
it's possible text sharp isn't needed anymore for 2019.. I'm not sure.
@robws I've added the "Store task information outside the solution directory" option. When enabled, it will store task information from all solutions in the "%AppData%\Vlasov Studio\Task Canvas\1.0\SolutionTaskInformation" directory. Please, have a look: https://vlasovstudio.com/task-canvas/TaskCanvas_251.vsix
Hi, I am using Favorite Documents Window and I am missing one feature - remember which folders were expanded. Currently I am using Favorite Documents to group solutions under Git Worktree Directory (main, dev, release, special) to folders with this name, under every folder are five solution, which i am switching often and i would like to se the whole tree expanded every time i open the window
@lxman Please enable diagnostics in HTML 11 options and check for messages in the Output window https://vlasovstudio.com/html11/#Troubleshooting
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Server.Circuits.RemoteRenderer: Warning: Unhandled exception rendering component: Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'protectedData')
@WrongBit I've added support for styling: https://vlasovstudio.com/task-canvas/TaskCanvas_260.vsix
You can now set for example the following style in Task Canvas options to make the file name bold in a fragment title:
<Style TargetType="TaskCanvas:TabFileName" BasedOn="{StaticResource DefaultTabFileNameStyle}">
<Setter Property="FontWeight" Value="Bold"/>
</Style>
Hello. I am trying out Task Canvas and wanted to ask a question. I am using NCrunch to execute unit tests in a project, and I noticed that the code coverage symbols that are drawn by NCrunch in a source code file do not appear when the file is viewed in Task Canvas...The Calculator file should also be showing coloured squares. Is this something that Task Canvas supports?
@MrClyfar Yes, I can reproduce this problem.
It looks like NCrunch doesn't support advanced Visual Studio editing features that Task Canvas leverages. For example, even without Task Canvas, if you open Window – New Window for Calculator.cs, in the second Calculator.cs:2 window the code coverage symbols will not be displayed.
@learningmadeeasyfun Like https://valgrind.org/docs/manual/cl-manual.html or https://github.com/finaldie/ftracer ?
Hi, @Sergey-Vlasov Is the Runtime Flow standalone supported for Windows 10 and Net 4? I tried the trial version, and It started up with some error about a sandbox issue in new versions of Net. Ignored and ran it anyway, then got out of memory errors. However the function/process intercepts seemed to be working up to the point that it crashed. I fully admit I have no clue what I am doing at this level, but I would definitely purchase a licence if I can be sure that it works on my platform.
BTW, I am trying to investigate function calls to a dll that was written for a program in MSVC14 (i think) it was written about 2017.
Also if anybody does consulting in the area of reverse engineering a windows DLL please PM me. I am way out of my depth and could use some mentoring/training as try to figure out how the 8 functions of this dll works. Thanks for reading this.
