The C# "field" Keyword and Visual Studio Tooling by Jeremy Clark.
https://jeremybytes.blogspot.com/2024/11/the-c-field-keyword-and-visual-studio.html
#csharp #dotnet #visualstudio #programming
I tested it, so you don't have to. In case you've been wondering if there's any relationship between cursing and the inability to fix SQL injection, yes, there is if you have SQL injection in code containing profanity. And you're an LLM.
@eniko +9001%
I can totally agree with that.
NGL, Both Valve and Apple are value-removing middlemen, but whilst there are alternatives to Steam and Steam has compelling features for which it's fans are willing to pay, Apple's iOS is a horrible walled garden that tries to literally squeeze devs knowing that on Android piracy is rampant and that Apple is the only way to sell premium apps / games for a one-time-purchase!
Same reason as yours is why I'd rather develop for RHEL, SLES/SLED, Oracle Linux and god forbid Solaris than Windows and/or macOS because at least Red Hat, Suse and Oracle will give developers free license keys and want them to develop for their platforms!
Similarly: Android Studio is free (and whilst I hate Windows and dislike VisualStudio, in theory even the free versions and a one-time-purchase garbage Windows Key would allow development and testing it!)...
Kinda sad Apple does hamfist code-signing their way or the highway because at face value it could be a good move were it not contingent on haven a signature as a dev blessed by Apple.
While smashing my keys on some code in Visual Studio on Windows, I stumbled into this popup dialog. CTRL+T. Code Search. 
Why this dialog does not dock is a UX question that hopefully gets resolved. (Are we going to start seeing more random popup UX in VS? I hope not).
However, it seems like an enhanced way to find code that attempts to simplify the all powerful CTRL+SHIFT+F.
More info with links to docs here:
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VS solution file format persistence has been open-sourced:
https://github.com/microsoft/vs-solutionpersistence
Long shot but does anyone know how to set the HeapType to SegmentHeap in my C++ Windows exe manifest using visual studio 2022.
Having a lot of trouble finding examples for getting it to work. Trying to merge with the generated manifest ends up being in the wrong namespace asm1, and trying to embed with an .rc file hasn't been working either.
edit: figured it out
