I am using Microsoft dynamics nav 2009, but in object designer I dont see the line numbers. IT is very handy for debugging if you can see the line numbers.
Thank you.
this is not possible - sorry.
This is one of the new features (sic!) of the new C/AL Designer in NAV2016
Cheers!
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This question is the same as this one, except that I'm debugging a C++ application. For the original question, a C# debugger has this functionality out-of-the-box now. Also, third-party tools for it exist.
Is there a way to achieve the same for C++? I'm currently using Visual Studio 2015.
EDIT 1
The classes in question are subject to change which limits use of Visual Studio's native Debugger Visualizers (natvis) feature. As far as I understand the custom visualizer will have to be modified every time the debugged class is changed, so that's not an option, regretfully.
Not find the third party tool or extension tool for VC++ directly in VS IDE, but I know that we could create custom view for VC++:
Reference:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj620914.aspx
It would be a workaround if you want to custom the debug watch view.
Update:
No other extension tool, but I help you submit a feature request to the product team here:
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio-ide/suggestions/18574198-flatten-inherited-members-in-visual-studio-s-watch
If possible, you could add your comment and vote it.
is there a way to change the Style of a MFC Ribbon Application to the Office 2013 Style/Look?
I´ve searched with Google but didn´t find anything. I´d be happy if someone can help me.
Ribbon Style is available since the VS-2010 Feature Pack.
Can anyone suggest good Gauge controls to use in application using C++.
The Gauges will be used in application monitoring Temperature, Pressure or Flow devices.
Please let me know about any commercial or free libraries that works on pure C++, without any dependency on .Net framework
Thanks,
For wxWidgets there are the (free) wxIndustrial controls. Update 11/2015: last updated in 2007, no downloads but source code still available here
Also you'll find more controls at wxCode.
I suggest you to give a look to National Instrument's Measurement Studio.
I am adding the link: NI-Measurement Studio
The title might be a bit confusing since it says: NI Measurement Studio
for Unmanaged Visual C++ .NET but Measurement Studio 2009 (and previous) also has C++ libraries that do not depend upon the .NET framework. They are MFC controls.
In that same page, you can actually clic the link to try it and decide for yourself.
QWT is an extension to the Qt GUI library. You can use this library to create Dials, Compasses, Knobs, Wheels, Sliders, Thermos etc.
Also check QGauge
You may try BeauGauge Instrumentation Suite.
Preview of Gauges
http://www.beaugauge.com/en/gallery.html
Demo Download
http://www.beaugauge.com/en/downloads.html
Here you go. It is completely free but for commercial use you should probably pay license fee.
http://www.mitov.com/html/instrumentlab.html
You may try ChartFX Gauges COM: http://www.softwarefx.com/sfxComProducts/cfxForCom/
I need a excel-like grid control in MFC, do anyone have good suggestion to implement that ?]
with the control i can filter the data by clicking on the header, then it will display distinct data of current column for selection.
Thanks!
Codeproject's MFC Grid control is very popular for this task. You will have to hack
it to your own needs.
For filtering and other more advanced features you might consider buying BCGSuite for MFC.
Here is what they say about their Grid Control:
MFC Document/View integration
Integrated Field Chooser
In-place cell editing
Single and multiple row and cell selection
Printing and Print Preview
Filters
Merged cells
and more
Microsoft has added parts of BGCControlBar Pro into Visual Studio 2008 as the famous "Feature Pack" (renamed all CBCG to CMFC, changed some function names, fixed some typos), BCGSuite contains the parts they didn't sell to Microsoft.
I wish to create add ins for Microsoft Dynamics NAV/ Navision. Is there any API / SDK that I can use to create add-ins?
Christian Abeln is a SPM for Dyanmics NAV at MSFT and his blog has some good resources for introductions to add-ins in NAV 2009 SP1.
Add-ins require an interface (which tells RTC how to communicate) and then a class that implements the interface - these will live in a managed assembly DLL you can create in Visual Studio.
What type of add-in are you looking to build?
If you only need to manipulate data you should use the CFront SDK. This provides programmatic access to the database in Nav 5, but CFront does not run any of the business logic.
If you need to extend the client you can probably use COM. A good place to ask would be on the Mibuso forums.
Stackoverflow is a great resource, regarding general software development questions. Dynamics NAV is rather a niche product, here you will hardly find lots of info, concerning development for it.
I think that all (or most) information concerning specific Dynamics NAV tools (there are not so many) can be found (and should be looked for, in the first place) on the Microsoft Dynamics PartnerSource site. If you have no access to it (it restricted to partners only), then I can recommend www.mibuso.com forum - one of the biggest resource of Dynamics NAV information.
If you are a member of Dynamics NAV partner team and have a NAV development license (which gives you access to NAV development tools), then all that is said by me is obvious for you and here you could find a help for the rest of your needs and Visual Studio is luckily the main needed tool.