Taken from dotUpdate
Visual C# Express 2008 does not come with a project template for creating custom controls (.dll files). You can create your own template by following these steps:
1. Open Visual C# Express 2008.
2. Create New WPF Application with name: MyLibrary
3. Project > Add User Control
4. In Solution Explorer, Delete Window1.xaml and App.xaml (the corresponding .cs files should be deleted by this step)
5. Project > MyLibrary Properties > Application > Output Type = Class Library
6. Build Solution. There should be no errors and the bin/Release folder should have a MyLibrary.dll file
7. File > Export Template
8. Select Project Template then Next
9. Under Template Options change name to: WPF Control Library and Description: Create WPF Control .dll
The next time you open VS, you will find your newly created template ready to use.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Hello World!
This is my first Blog. Its main purpose is to store programming ideas and solutions I find on the net. Maybe even write some words of my own - I am not a man of words.
A little about me -
I am 33 years old, from Israel, working as a programmer in a little company.
We develope a new satellite tracking system for yachtes. I program in C#, C and SPIN - which is a programming interpreted language for Propeller processors.
I live with my girlfriend, not married yet, and with a dog named Una.
Well, thats it for now. I gotta go home. Bye
This is my first Blog. Its main purpose is to store programming ideas and solutions I find on the net. Maybe even write some words of my own - I am not a man of words.
A little about me -
I am 33 years old, from Israel, working as a programmer in a little company.
We develope a new satellite tracking system for yachtes. I program in C#, C and SPIN - which is a programming interpreted language for Propeller processors.
I live with my girlfriend, not married yet, and with a dog named Una.
Well, thats it for now. I gotta go home. Bye
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