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QUESTION
I want to use Microsoft's custom file nesting option in Visual Studio to nest implementation class files with their "parent" interfaces, so in this example, I would like ReportRepository.cs
to appear nested under IReportRepository.cs
in the solution explorer. The same should be for all repositories.
I have created the .filenesting.json
file in the root of the solution, but I have no idea how to use it and documentation is very sparse.
Does anyone know how I can achieve this in Visual Studio 2019?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-22 at 17:54As far as I can gather it is not possible to group by prefixes. You can only group by extensions or suffixes, or entire file names.
This means you can't define a rule for this. However there are 2 options:
- Define a rule for each file
- Change your naming scheme
To define a rule for each file you would use the fileToFile
provider.
This would look like so:
QUESTION
In my Service Fabric API project I can access the file nesting option:
However it's not available in my Azure Service Fabric Stateless Service project:
I saw that the API project has a file called .filenesting.json
in the solution folder, so I tried adding this file to the Stateless Service solution folder, and restarted VS, however the option still was not there.
Here's the content of the .filenesting.json
file:
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Answered 2019-Apr-25 at 17:47QUESTION
I am trying to develop a .net solution which contains WCF (Host + Service layer), WPF (Client), Data Layer, Proxy Layer, etc...
All of these projects contain classes that are closely related, for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-19 at 07:16Most likely there is a plugin somewhere for that exact purpose. Unfortunately I'm not aware of it.
However, I'm experiencing such a need within my projects and here what I ended up with: use the search bar at the top of the Solution Explorer.
E.g. when you need to work with all of the classes above, just type "user" in the search bar. Now all the items displayed beneath contain the word user - probably this includes all the relevant classes.
Also, note that in addition to file names, the search bar look up in class name. So you can define a dummy, partial class to filter upon from the search bar. E.g.
QUESTION
On my Resources.xaml(Resource Dictionary) I have a DataTemplate :
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-12 at 11:42You should cast btn.Parent
to a Grid
instead of a StackPanel
since you are using the former in your XAML.
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