March 2005
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
19h 23m
English
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Index | 475
command prompt, 322–325
adding as external tool, 323
adding to Windows
Explorer, 324
launching Visual Studio, 326–328
Dotfuscator, 347–353
building Dotfuscator project, 349
creating Dotfuscator project, 348
investigating results with
ILDASM, 349–351
investigating results with
Reflector, 352–353
Visio
generating code from
UML, 354–361
generating UML design
documents from
code, 361–364
TopStyle (CSS editor), 55
Transact SQL, debugging, 157–160
troubleshooting breakpoints, 149–151
type attribute (<list> tag), 278
type keywords (C#), 187
types section, XML schema for
IntelliSense, 124
U
UML
generating code from, 354–361
class diagram, creating, 354
viewing generated code, 356
Visio class template, creating, 358
Visio, code generation, 355
Visio code, regenerating, 360
Visio property template,
creating, 359
generating design documents from
code, 361–364
//UNDONE comments, 91
unit tests, running in Visual
Studio, 420–425
aborting a test run, 425
ad hoc tests, 422
Run Test(s) command, 421
stopping the test process, 425
Test output and task list, 423
test projects and solutions, 424
Test With… Debugger, 423
unmanaged APIs, calling from managed
code, 239–241
user profile (CmdUI.PRF file), 106
user settings in .suo file, 20
user tasks, creating, 92
users
ACT tests, generation for, 340
defining for ACT tests, 342–345
user-specific project files, 26
user-specific settings, registry, 117
usertype.dat file, 56
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