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www.babaei.net
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| | | | | As you've noticed there's still no official support for Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 in recent Pixel Mine nFringe releases. While ago I came across an awesome forum post at Epic Games Forums which describs a simple process of getting nFringe to work with VS2012. Since then I've used it in my day to day development tasks and I had no difficulties at all using it. And damn, it's pretty stable despite the fact that not officially supported by Pixel Mine. Even nFringe version 1.1 which I've tested is playing... | |
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www.brandonpugh.com
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| | | | | I thought I might do an occasional series of posts on useful visual studio extensions that I use and I'm starting off with one of my must-haves: VsVim. Vim, for those of you who don't, is a powerful command line based text editor that has been around for a long time. I had to learn it when I was a freshman at college and we had to compile our C++ programs on a central Unix server over SSH and I've been hooked ever since. | |
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werat.dev
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| | | | | Visual Studio extensions are typically distributed via VSIX packages. Visual Studio comes with an installer vsixinstaller.exe, which handles the actuall installation process. When you download the VSIX file from the extension gallery and then double-click it or when you install the extension from Visual Studio via the "Extensions and Updates" menu the above mentioned installer is invoked and does all the work. It's also possible to use vsixinstaller.exe directly if you need to install the extensions prog... | |
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blog.nobugware.com
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