@GeertvanHorrik I'm receiving the following message in my Debug Console.. any idea what I might be doing wrong? Have enabled source server support and tried launching VS2017 in Admin mode.
SRCSRV: The module '{.....}\output\Debug\Catel.Core.dll' does not contain source server information.
Looking for source using source server...
The debugger will ask the user to find the file: C:\CI_WS\Ws\105284\Source\Catel\src\Catel.Core\Catel.Core.Shared\Logging\LogManager.cs.
The user pressed Cancel in the Find Source dialog. The debug source files settings for the active solution have been modified so that the debugger will not ask the user to find the file: C:\CI_WS\Ws\105284\Source\Catel\src\Catel.Core\Catel.Core.Shared\Logging\LogManager.cs.
The debugger could not locate the source file 'C:\CI_WS\Ws\105284\Source\Catel\src\Catel.Core\Catel.Core.Shared\Logging\LogManager.cs'.
Yesterday when I tried on my personal PC (I'm at work PC now), i got VS to successfully download all microsofts symbol files, but all NuGet-packages got put in a "FailedLoads" folder. In that folder there was one .txt-file for each package, and inside it said somehting like "PDB Not Found"
it seems to have the right mappings
did you:
- Disable "Just my code"
- Enable "source server support"
I'm targeting .NET 4.6.1, but that should't be an issue I guess?
This sounds exactly like my problem. But his solution doesn't work for me
did you specify a symbols file directory in vs?
that could be the issue as well
I don't think thats the issue in my case. When I enable ".NET Framework stepping" I get some .NET source files in that directory. But all NuGet packages referenced ends up in a subdirectory called "FailedLoads". in That directory each package gets a .txt-file with the contents "PDB Not Found".
@GeertvanHorrik Hi, I'm looking into
Orc.ProjectManagement atm, trying to set up a model for dealing with files. I want to enable a "save reminder" when trying to close the file with unsaved changes. The CsvTextEditor seems like a pretty good example (I guess?). However, I have not successfully implemented something in my app that sets IsDirty on my models, do you have some kind of recommendation here?
what we do is a ProjectBase derivation, and just set the flag whenever something gets changed on the project itself
basically since everything you do with a project actually applies to a project, you can simply apply change notifications there
I got an error in ApplicationStartupService with
public override bool ShowSplashScreen => true;
public override bool ShowShell => true;