Welcome to the SharpDevelop Wiki! - SharpDevelop Wiki Download - tortoisegit - Download overview page - Windows Shell Interface to Git The current stable version is: 1.8.8.0 For detailed info on what's new, read the ReleaseNotes. System prerequisites and installation howto Donate Please make sure that you choose the right installer for your PC, otherwise the setup will fail. Before reporting an issue, please check that your problem isn't fixed in our latest preview release. Language Packs The language packs contain no standalone localized version of TortoiseGit, you need TortoiseGit from above. Other resources Debug symbols, language dlls and other resources can be found here Preview releases The preview releases are built from the latest code that represents the cutting edge of the TortoiseGit development. Older releases Older releases are available here.
Your Websites, Our Passion! : JScript IntelliSense in Visual Studio Orcas 1. Proactive Completion List Our old list was a bit lazy and only “awoke” when you typed a period while accessing a member. Our new one is on-its-toes and is wired up to the language grammar. Net effect: it comes up when you would expect it, and you can spend less time pressing ctrl+J. =) 2. In practice, you will spend half of your time typing keywords. 3. We have new glyphs corresponding to objects and functions that have registered themselves as ASP.NET AJAX Namespaces, Classes, Interfaces, Properties, Enumerations, etc. The glyphs are aligned with the ones you would see in managed programming. 4. The cornerstone feature is the new ability to see objects and functions declared in external script files. How do we know which files you’re referencing? We look for the normal HTML script reference tags: We also take into account any Master Pages that may contain any of the above. 5. The example above works great for pages, but what if you’re in a JS file? 6. 7. Summary
Old Software Downloads | Old Version.com Diego Garcia | Delphi, Scrum, Arquitetura de Software e um pouco mais… tortoisegit - Windows Shell Interface to Git Git Version of TortoiseSVN. It is a port of TortoiseSVN for Git. TortoiseGit supports you by regular tasks, such as committing, showing logs, diffing two versions, creating branches and tags, creating patches and so on (see our Screenshots or documentation). You're welcome to contribute to this project (help on coding, documentation, Translation, testing preview releases or helping other users on the mailing lists is really appreciated). If you upgraded to TortoiseGit 1.8.8.0 and TortoisePLink reports "missing MSVCR110.dll", go to TortoiseGit settings, Network and select "TortoiseGitPLink.exe" as ssh client (which is located in the TortoiseGit\bin directory; issue #2156 ). There seems to be a bug in the MFC library, so please make sure you have the latest service pack installed. The latest and recommended release of TortoiseGit is: 1.8.8.0, see ReleaseNotes for details. Download TortoiseGit System prerequisites and installation howto Get a full list of screenshots. Context menu Commit Dialog
The Moth: Using Extension methods in Fx 2.0 projects Sun, May 13, 2007, 03:30 PM under dotNET | Orcas | LINQ For the importance and context of this blog entry, please DO read my previous blog post including the disclaimer at the top. The feature I have not explicitly addressed yet is extension methods . In a 2.0 Orcas project try and compile the following code: static class Program { //[ExtensionAttribute()] static void DisplayInterval(this Timer t) { Console.WriteLine(t.Interval.ToString()); } static void Main(string[] args) { System.Timers.Timer t = new System.Timers.Timer(2000); Program.DisplayInterval(t); // long hand usage of method t.DisplayInterval(); // short hand usage of method (extension) Console.ReadLine(); } } You will see a compiler error as follows: "Cannot use 'this' modifier on first parameter of method declaration without a reference to System.Core.dll. What the compiler *really* wants to say is: So add to your 2.0 project a new empty code file and paste in it the following code:
The 33 Essential Free Utilities for Every New PC - Page 1 The Windows ecosystem is filled with more programs than we will ever need. But while you know to install essential programs like Firefox and Steam onto every new PC, there are plenty of core utilities you should install before downloading any application software. We pick out the 33 most useful utilities that enhance the Windows operating system. These aren't apps used for productivity (like word processing or web browsing) or entertainment (like video playback or gaming). Think you have every utility to bend Windows to your wishes? Cobian Backup After recommending SyncBack SE in our last app roundup, our readers turned us onto Cobian, an independently-developed backup utility that is as elegant as it is powerful. Executor / Launchy It you want to rid Desktop icons once and for all, consider using Executor, a powerful visual implementation of the Run command. CCleaner Dropbox Since its introduction last year, Dropbox has been a perennial addition to our must-have software lists. Belvedere
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Jack Gudenkauf (JackG) WebLog : PDC05 - Managed AddIn Framework (MAF) MAF (Managed AddIn Framework) The Managed Add-in Framework defines a programming model, built on top of .NET that allows applications to dynamically load and communicate with generic components at runtime. We provide a solution for creating independently versioning, mutually distrustful components, and allow them to work together. We tackle the two problematic – versioning and isolation – together. At PDC05, Thomas Quinn, an architect on our team, responsible for VSTO and VSTA, and Jim Miller, a CLR architect, responsible for several platform components related to versioning support in the CLR, among other things, jointly presented the platform framework for managed Addin’s. What is an Add-In? An add-in is traditionally thought of as custom code (a customization), written by a third party that is loaded and activated by a Host application (Word, Excel, etc…) upon the host starting up. Behavior An Addin should be able to be loaded/unloaded of its own accord or loaded/unloaded by the host.