How to lose all your capture sources

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Go to the Build menu - you'll now have a 'Configuration Manager' option. Enjoy!

Thank you bgowland! It seems VS Express isn't as bad as I initially thought.

I'm using a file "MyProjectName.csproj.user" as follows to tell Visual Studio Express to start the debugger on gbpvr (details).

Code:

<Project xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003">
<PropertyGroup Condition=" '$(Configuration)|$(Platform)' == 'Debug|AnyCPU' ">
    <StartAction>Program</StartAction>
    <StartProgram>C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\gbpvr.exe</StartProgram>
  </PropertyGroup>
</Project>

Is there an easier way?

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Seems kind of silly to me to have to put in checking not to load certain ddls just because they are well known. I wouldn't put a dll into the plugins directory unless I knew it was a plugin. Being a software developer I don't think i'd waste my time putting this kind of check in.

The real world is full of silly things like Visual Studio copying things behind your back.

[bgowland]

Thank you bgowland! It seems VS Express isn't as bad as I initially thought.

You're welcome. I actually think the Express editions are a lot better than they could have been considering they're free.

I'm using a file "MyProjectName.csproj.user" as follows to tell Visual Studio Express to start the debugger on gbpvr...

...Is there an easier way?

It doesn't look like it from what I can see. I have to admit I've never tried debugging through gbpvr in the way you describe. For the one plugin I've written I just made sure I copied the .pdb file to the plugins folder and made sure my code had lots of verbose logging. Kinda the 'brute force and ignorance' approach to debugging.

Cheers,
Brian