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Changing the type of a Visual Studio project
John Pollard
The reason I’m blogging about this is that I was trying to do this the other day and I struggled to find the relevant information from ALL of the major search engines – including the one I work on . Now it could be that I was using the wrong search terms, but I wanted to capture the solution just in...
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17 Oct 2010
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Running Visual Studio Unit Tests in NUnit GUI
John Pollard
As I've posted before, I really don't like the Visual Studio interface for running unit tests. This is mainly because it's not as clean (no hierarchy tree or big green line!), makes a copy of the files every time a test is run and is pretty slow (probably because of the file copies). However I was...
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1 Nov 2006
Blog Post:
Copying files needed for Visual Studio 2005 Unit Tests
John Pollard
I'm not 100% convinced that the unit test framework in VS2005 is a step forward from using NUnit. I don't like the interface (in a shallow way I really like the progress bar of NUnit, and the feeling of well-being it gives when it goes green!), and I really hate the way it creates a new directory...
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21 Dec 2005
Blog Post:
Delete and return keys not working in Visual Studio 2005
John Pollard
I had some strange issues on my laptop with Visual Studio 2005 - the delete and return keys didn't work, which made it somewhat tricky to write code. I even resorted to copy and pasting a new line when writing code, which as you can imagine wasn't very productive. After much investigation, I solved...
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21 Dec 2005
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