I have the following problem when trying to integrate a Simulink model in TwinCAT (through Visual Studio 2019): When Adding new item under "TcCOM Objects" I don't see the "TE1400 Module Vendor" where the Simulink model should be.
Screenshot: Missing TE1400
TE1400 present
This is my setup:
Visual Studio 2017 and 2019 was installed with C++ and .NET Developer tools
XAE and TE140x were installed after Visual Studio
SetupTE14xx.p ran with the Simulink model in the same folder
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I have just started exploring Visual Studio code. I have installed VS 2017 , and i want to create a Share point project. But I cannot see Share point Add-In in installed or Online section.
Can any one please help
According to this article, this could be your problem:
This issue occurs because of the Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2017 is not installed.
You would have to add the extension using the Visual Studio installer.
I have Visual Studio 2022. I want to install ajax control toolkit, but the 20.1.0 installer does not work from the devexpress. Is there a way to get it working?
I had the same problem.
This is what I did as a workaround:
I installed Visual Studio 2019 Community edition on my system. I got my copy through https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/subscriptions/. It may be available at other sites as well.
Then download and install AJAX toolkit from DevExpress. It will now install properly and include the AJAX toolkit controls in the Visual Studio 2019 toolbox. It WILL NOT include the new controls in the Visual Studio 2022 toolbox.
To include the new controls in the Visual Studio 2022 toolbox, follow the instructions at add ajaxtoolkit to toolbox
This workaround has worked for me so far.
I hope it works for you!
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Can Visual Studio Code and VS 2012 be installed on same computer?
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Is it safe to install Visual Studio Code on a machine that has an installation of Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise?
Are there any known issues?
Of course they can. I have both installed.
To understand the differences better, refer to this answer What are the differences between Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio?
Also, Visual Studio currently (April 2021) works only on Windows and Mac ( separate Visual Studio for MAC), while Visual Studio Code works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Yes, you can install and use both simultaneously and safely.
Visual Studio Code is a lightweight but powerful source code editor. It has IntelliSense code completion for variables, methods, and imported modules, graphical debugging, linting, multi-cursor editing, parameter hints, and other powerful editing features, and built-in source code control including Git support.
Visual Studio (current version Visual Studio 2019) is Microsoft’s premier IDE. With it, you can develop, debug, analyze, test, collaborate and deploy your software.
Visual Studio doesn’t run on Linux but VS Code does.
Yes, it is.
Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code are two different programs and apart from the name, they haven't too many common points.
I have installed the latest version of Crystal Report in Visual Studio 2019, with x64 Runtime tool , after restart the VS 2019
The problem is that I can't see the Crystal Report Viewer in the Toolbox.
How can I fix that?
PS: I have already test many solution but any of them seems to be working ( changing Net framework Client Profil to .Net framework ).
I have this two packages
I fixed the problem by refreshing the toolbox ( Add new items to the toolbox automatically ) in Visual Studio 2019.
I just came to know about Visual Studio Code. I would like to know, can I replace Visual Studio for all .NET development related work?
Can I save my cost of Visual Studio licensing?
What is there in Visual Studio which is not there in Visual Studio Code?
This question already has an answer here and here.
The list of differences is huge.
Visual Studio Code is a source code editor developed by Microsoft for Windows, Linux and macOS,
with emphasis in just writing the code instead of dealing with
debugging, compiling, testing, refactoring, and all the other things
that make Visual Studio great.
The people using Visual Studio Code will probably be those on a Mac
who will just deal with client-side technologies (HTML/JS/CSS) and do
not want to install Windows in order to do that.
People using Windows and developing C#, F# or VB will continue to use
Visual Studio 2015.
Also the difference is that .NET has been split into two: .NET Core
(Mac/Linux/Windows) .NET Framework (Windows only) All native user
interface technologies (Windows Presentation Foundation, Windows
Forms, etc) are part of the framework, not the core.
Also, Visual Studio tends to be oriented around Projects & Solutions.
Projects have a large amount of scaffolding (pre-generated starting
templates) and features.
VS Code looks to be presently oriented around files, as a glorified
text editor, and no project scaffolding exists.
Source : MSDN forum and quora