K
K. Shier
VS.Net is doing the flaky stuff...
when i attempt to add an inherited form to my project, at the point after
you specify the name for the new form, and click 'open', there is supposed
to be a dialog that comes up with the list of forms you can inherit from.
but while attempting to build the list for this Inheritance Picker dialog,
it's trying to load the files in my '...DeploymentProject\Debug\' folder as
..Net assemblies and choking on every one of them, saying 'Not a valid .Net
assembly' or some such. Then the 'Add Inherited Form' wizard-thingy
terminates with 'unknown error'.
For now, i have worked around the problem by simply deleting the files in
\Debug, (since there is nothing in them that i need to inherit from) The
Inheritance Picker works properly when i do so.
Is there an option/setting somewhere to exclude these file from the Picker,
or to tell my project to ignore that folder when scanning for
Inheritables...?
TIA! =)
when i attempt to add an inherited form to my project, at the point after
you specify the name for the new form, and click 'open', there is supposed
to be a dialog that comes up with the list of forms you can inherit from.
but while attempting to build the list for this Inheritance Picker dialog,
it's trying to load the files in my '...DeploymentProject\Debug\' folder as
..Net assemblies and choking on every one of them, saying 'Not a valid .Net
assembly' or some such. Then the 'Add Inherited Form' wizard-thingy
terminates with 'unknown error'.
For now, i have worked around the problem by simply deleting the files in
\Debug, (since there is nothing in them that i need to inherit from) The
Inheritance Picker works properly when i do so.
Is there an option/setting somewhere to exclude these file from the Picker,
or to tell my project to ignore that folder when scanning for
Inheritables...?
TIA! =)