Appendix C. Summary of the controls for Visual Studio

Appendix C. Summary of the controls for Visual Studio

Action

Visual Studio, Version 6.0

Visual Studio.NET, Version 7.0

Open the Pop project

Click pop.dsw in Explorer or use File | Open workspace...

Click pop.sln in Explorer or use File | Open solution...

Edit Visual Studio directory paths for include and library files (usually not necessary)

Tools | Options... |Directories

Tools | Options... | Projects | VC++ Directories

Open the File View

View | Workspace | File View tab

View | Solution Explorer

Open the Class View

View | Workspace | ClassView tab

View | Class View

Open the Resource View

View | Workspace | Resource View tab

View | Resource View

Open the Output window

View | Output

View | Other Windows | Output

Open a view of the Call Stack

View | Debug Windows | Call Stack

Debug | Windows | Call Stack, or select Stack Frame on the Debug Location toolbar

Open a file for editing

File | Open . . . or double-click the file name in the File View

File | Open | File... or double-click the file name in the File View

Determine the directory of a file in the project

Open the File View, right-click the file, select Properties

Open the File View, highlight the file, select View | Properties Window

Add a file to the project

Project | Add to Project | Files...

Project | Add Existing Item...

Add event handlers for a menu item

Right-click the item and select Class Wizard...

Right-click the item and select Add Event Handler...

Import a bitmap

Insert | Resource | Bitmap | Import...

Project | Add Resource... | Import...

Set the active configuration to build

Build | Set Active Configuration

Build | Configuration Manager and scroll the Active Solution Configuration box

Open the Project Settings dialog

Project | Settings...

Open View | Solution Explorer and highlight the Pop project (not the solution), then select View | Property Pages... or press Shift+F4

Select which configuration's settings are being viewed in the Project Settings dialog

Open the Project Settings dialog and use the Settings for combo box

Open the Project Settings dialog and use the Configuration combo box

Set the output file name and directory

Open the Project Settings dialog, select which configuration to change, and edit Link | General | Output File Name

Open the Project Settings dialog, select which configuration to change, and edit Configuration Properties | Linker | General | Output File

Select how to use MFC (dll or lib)

Open the Project Settings dialog, select which configuration to change, and edit General | Microsoft Foundation Classes

Open the Project Settings dialog, select which configuration to change, and edit Configuration Properties | General | Use of MFC

Add an additonal library to the project

Open the Project Settings dialog, select all configurations, and edit Project | Settings | Link | General | Object/Library Modules

Open the Project Settings dialog, select all configurations, and edit Configuration Properties | Linker | Input | Additional Dependencies

Run the program in the debugger

If necessary, use Build | Set Active Configuration to select the Debug Configuration, then select Build | Start Debug | Go, or press the shortcut key F5

If necessary, use Build | Configuration Manager to select the Debug configuration, then select Debug | Start, or press the shortcut key F5

Run the program in without debugging

Build | Execute, or the shortcut key combo Ctrl+F5

Debug | Start Without Degugging, or the shortcut key combo Ctrl+F5

Key shortcut to build the program

F7

Ctrl+Shift+B

Key shortcut to build only the active file

Ctrl+F7

Ctrl+F7



    Part I: Software Engineering and Computer Games
    Part II: Software Engineering and Computer Games Reference