6/4/2011 7:33:50 PM
HeruFeanor
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I'm using Visual C# 2008 Express, and I don't seem to have any way to create a Visual T# project. I watched the videos, and the project creation UI which is displayed is very different from the one I have available. It appears your UI is listing project types of all languages which Visual Studio, in all it's myraid forms, can support, all at once. I'm guessing this is what you see if you purchase Visual Studio Professional, as that appears to wrap all the languages into one product, instead of having a different product for each language.
So, is it possible to create a T# project in the Express editions of Visual Studio?
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6/4/2011 9:34:53 PM
HeruFeanor
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I appear to have answered my own question. It looks like the Express edition of Visual Studio doesn't support plug-ins, so it would be impossible for Visual T# to integrate with it.
Unfortunately, no matter how amazing Visual T# may be, I don't think I can justify $800 for Visual Studio 2010 Pro. Is there any reasonable way to use Visual T# without Visual Studio integration?
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6/5/2011 9:47:42 AM
Ludovic Dubois
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HeruFeanor wrote:
I appear to have answered my own question. It looks like the Express edition of Visual Studio doesn't support plug-ins, so it would be impossible for Visual T# to integrate with it.
Exactly. I'm sorry!
HeruFeanor wrote:
Unfortunately, no matter how amazing Visual T# may be, I don't think I can justify $800 for Visual Studio 2010 Pro. Is there any reasonable way to use Visual T# without Visual Studio integration?
You can use our Notepadd++ custom language file to add syntax colorizing to Notepad++.
You can compile a tsproj file manually with tsc.exe <myproject.tsproj> (you can look at our example to see the structure of a tsproj file). You can even add the build of tsproj in a postbuild of your tested project.
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