S
Spurry Moses
I know it's in Beta 2, but I can't report any good experiences with
upgrading a project form 2003 to 2005.
I tried to upgrade a 2003 project to C# Express 2005. My application has
hardly anything, as I'd just started on it. It contains just a main form,
and about box and a few class files.
After upgrading it - which seemed to go smoothly, my main form wouldn't
load. Some errors because of a custom control that I had created. I
deleted the references to the custom control. No problem, I thought, I'll
just stick them back later.
The main form still has various errors.
I figure, bugger it, I delete the main form and start again...
Still errors. Can you believe it? I have deleted the MainForm so that
there is *no* form at all and it's still telling me that 'Could not find
'NameSpace.MainForm' specified for Main method'
If I double-click the error in the 'Error List' it doesn't do anything. It
doesn't go anywhere... Which is probably good since it doesn't exist, but
nevertheless.
So, it looks like I will just have to create a new project and add all my
code by hand.
As I thought. No major drama, but you've been warned. This was the
nastiest upgrade I've yet to see ;-)
upgrading a project form 2003 to 2005.
I tried to upgrade a 2003 project to C# Express 2005. My application has
hardly anything, as I'd just started on it. It contains just a main form,
and about box and a few class files.
After upgrading it - which seemed to go smoothly, my main form wouldn't
load. Some errors because of a custom control that I had created. I
deleted the references to the custom control. No problem, I thought, I'll
just stick them back later.
The main form still has various errors.
I figure, bugger it, I delete the main form and start again...
Still errors. Can you believe it? I have deleted the MainForm so that
there is *no* form at all and it's still telling me that 'Could not find
'NameSpace.MainForm' specified for Main method'
If I double-click the error in the 'Error List' it doesn't do anything. It
doesn't go anywhere... Which is probably good since it doesn't exist, but
nevertheless.
So, it looks like I will just have to create a new project and add all my
code by hand.
As I thought. No major drama, but you've been warned. This was the
nastiest upgrade I've yet to see ;-)