When ever I add a projectinstaller to a C# windows service the wizard
generated code causes this compile time warning:
C:\foo\foo\ProjectInstaller.cs(21): The private field
'foo.ProjectInstaller.components' is never used -- Is it safe to resolve
this by just commenting out "private System.ComponentModel.Container
components = null;" from the ProjectInitiallizer.cs?

"Daniel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When ever I add a projectinstaller to a C# windows service the wizard
> generated code causes this compile time warning:
> C:\foo\foo\ProjectInstaller.cs(21): The private field
> 'foo.ProjectInstaller.components' is never used -- Is it safe to resolve
> this by just commenting out "private System.ComponentModel.Container
> components = null;" from the ProjectInitiallizer.cs?

I usually add "components = components;"
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John Saunders
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