TheSwamp
Code Red => .NET => Topic started by: BlackBox on October 01, 2014, 09:38:36 PM
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Those of you who could use this, probably already have one of your own, but still nice to see it being offered:
Civil 3D Project Template for Visual Studio (http://adndevblog.typepad.com/infrastructure/2014/09/civil-3d-project-template-for-visual-studio.html)
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I don't use Civil3D but downloaded the project anyway as it is a nice example of how to automatically create a .bundle file when compiling the code. It also shows how to remove the .bundle file when cleaning the project.
Thanks for the post BlackBox.
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I don't use Civil3D but downloaded the project anyway as it is a nice example of how to automatically create a .bundle file when compiling the code. It also shows how to remove the .bundle file when cleaning the project.
Thanks for the post BlackBox.
I haven't tested this for myself yet, but do be mindful of cleaning any .bundle that includes a .CUIx, as you'll also need to clean the .CUIx, *.MNR (dark), and *_light.MNR files from each-and-every-single version's %AppData%\Autodesk\<Product>\<Release>\<Language>\Support folder as well.
Cheers
[Edit] - To date, I simply have my projects compile debug/release assemblies to %AppData%\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\<MyApp>.bundle\Contents\Support\, so when I run from Visual Studio all is loaded at the correct time, without having to manually copy, etc. I'm interested to see if this new mechanism is more useful or not.
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I don't worry about the cuix until i have to make a change and then i just update the live cuix file and then copy it from the support folder to my bundle folder and update the guid.