"Avid J# Programmer" <AvidJProgrammer@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit
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[quoted text, click to view] > Well, I suppose it just stopped working by itself. It might have been
> because
> i moved the file around and VS.NET just decided to give up on locating it.
> Right now, for the projects that it doesn't work for, the AssemblyInfo.jsl
> is
> where it shouhld be, in the same directory as all the main files, like the
> vjsproj and sln files. I could paste those, even though i havn't found any
> information in those regarding anything relateded to AssemblyInfo.jsl
The AssemblyInfo.jsl file does not have to be in a specific location.
Actually it is not even mandatory, you can take the contents of this file
and paste it into one of the projet's .jsl files and things will work the
same. This file just defines a set of attributes, and the compiler does not
care about where these attribute definitions have been placed in your
source, as long as they are in one of the project's source files.
On the other hand, you must make sure that the AssemblyInfo.jsl file is
included in the project if you move it around. Explore your solution inside
VS .NET and verify that the AssemblyInfo.jsl file shows up somewhere under
every project. If it does not, activate the "Show all files" option (icon at
the top of the solution browser) and include it into your project.
Bruno.
[quoted text, click to view] >
> I have figured out though that it seems to work only for 'Release' builds
> and not debug builds. Is there some sort of on/off switch i can use to
> make
> it use the AssemblyInfo file on debug builds as well? (maybe use the the
> release build, but have it debug anyway?)
>
> Also, is there a way, without the use of an external program, to add tabs
> in
> the exe's properties in Visual Studio. NET manually?
>
> "Lars-Inge Tønnessen [VJ# MVP]" wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Avid,
>>
>>
>> I would like to talke a look at it. Could you please show us what you do.
>> Like this. =:o)
>>
>> 1. I click here
>> 2. I click there
>> 3. I type here
>> 4. I do like so
>> etc..
>>
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Lars-Inge Tønnessen
>>
>>
>>
