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| FitzyDog |
Posted - Dec 12 2009 : 8:36:19 PM
Not entirely sure if this was caused by the VAX beta, but VS2010 was working correctly prior to activating VAX in it.
Once VAX was activated I had a problem where I could not open some files from within the IDE, wasn't all files though, I'd say around 30%-40% of the .h/cpp files could not be opened. The compiler was still able to compile them but I had no way to navigate to these files..
2nd issue, ran the devenv reset functionality that I hoped might fix some of the problems and also turned off the UAC in vista since it was preventing me from running the devenv commands. Now VS2010 works correctly-- but VAX is gone and I cannot seem to get it to reinstall, when I try and launch the install it tells me it is already installed...
How do I reinstall VAX for vs2010?
Thanks |
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| feline |
Posted - Dec 30 2009 : 3:18:11 PM
Interesting, thank you for the update zao.
FitzyDog does disabling VA make any difference to this effect on your system? |
| zao |
Posted - Dec 25 2009 : 11:00:55 AM
I've experienced a similiar issue with vanilla Beta2, where occasionally the cursor would jump to the beginning of the line when typing the opening curly brace for a function definition, or the closing angle bracket for an include directive. It may be the same editor bug. |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 21 2009 : 10:56:47 AM
Does typing speed seem to be a factor here? Does the problem go away if you type more slowly?
How easily can you reproduce this problem? I have just tried this a few times here in VS2010 Beta 2 in C++, and so far I cannot reproduce the problem. So I wonder if I have not tried enough times, or if perhaps I am typing to slowly. |
| FitzyDog |
Posted - Dec 19 2009 : 01:54:04 AM
The 1806 build works for me thanks Sean.
Some bugs:
When scoping in namespaces sometimes it drops cursor back to the begging of the line.
so I type device11:: and right when I hit the second ":" it converts the whole thing to this...
: device1:
also have seen it do this instead...
type device1, then hit the 1nd ":" and it tabs the entire thing over and deletes the "d" leaving
evice11:
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| sean |
Posted - Dec 14 2009 : 4:59:59 PM
Uninstall is done via the Uninstall button in the Extension Manager dialog.
Reinstall via double-click of the downloaded vsix file (after having restarted if you did the uninstall).
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| th3flyboy |
Posted - Dec 14 2009 : 4:53:00 PM
I think the question is better read as how do you uninstall/reinstall it completely. |
| sean |
Posted - Dec 13 2009 : 12:45:44 AM
Does VA show up in the Extension Manager (Tools menu)?
If so, is it enabled? |
