How do I create a natjmc file which will let me avoid code in functional header?

Hi,
We have calls through std::function<> in our C++ code and when debugging I would like to step into the function called but do not want to have to step through the 6 or 7 intermediate template layers.
Turning on "Just My Code" in VS 2013 is supposed to avoid this code from what I can tell based on this rule in default.natjmc

<File Name="*\VC\include\*" />
<File Name="*\VC\atlmfc\*" />
Sadly, when I debug step into a call to a function object, I end up stepping into functions like this one in <functional>:
_Ret operator()(_Types... _Args) const
  { // call through stored object
  if (_Impl == 0)
   _Xbad_function_call();
  return (_Impl->_Do_call(_STD forward<_Types>(_Args)...));
I'd like to have a single step walk from
-> CallingFunction
(F11) STEP INTO
-> MyCallback
     [external code]
     CallingFunction
I tried using a .natstepfilter file and adding _Func_.* with NoStepInto but that's too draconian. I want a rule like <Action>StepPast</Action> or StepThrough but that doesn't seem to exist either.
So how do people debug through std::function calls without going crazy with stepping through all the intermediate layers??
John

Hi John,
Like this case here:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/b7f46806-d407-4c3e-ab86-04303ae5e5e7/how-to-step-directly-into-my-stdfunction-in-debugger?forum=vcgeneral
Please vote this user voice here:
http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/4078610-make-stepinto-a-std-function-go-directly-to-the-i
Best Regards,
Jack
We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.
Click
HERE to participate the survey.

Similar Messages

How to create a excel file which will open in every version of MS Office?

For excel file handling we are using Measurement Studio 8.0 for VS .NET 2003. Now we are save the excel file into.xls file using this format "CNiExcelWorkbook::FileFormatExcel9795" . it will save the file. Now the problem is If that PC has MS Office 2003 or lesser version, then its working fine. But if the PC has MS Office 2007, it will giving problem. So my question is how to save excel file which will support any version of MS Office?
Tapasen
reply me @: [email protected] or [email protected]

In your code, write this:
DATA my_path type string.
GET PARAMETER ID 'ZPATH' FIELD my_path. "or any other name you choose
double click on ZPATH, choose create. You will have created a new parameter. You can use any names starting with Z or Y.
Go to SU01, and set this parameter there (ZPATH)..I hope this doesn't need further clarification.
In parameter value, put the path to the file..
After executing the GET statement, the value will be available in the variable my_path. Pass this to GUI_UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD functions, and it should work fine.
Regards,
SD

How can I create a custom feature, which will automatically take a custom master page while creating a site ?

Hello ,
I am new in Sharepoint development . I am trying to create a Sharepoint feature to Activate master page automatically while creating the site .Below mentioned code I am using to do this .
But When I am creating any site under site collection .It is not applying automatically . I have to manually Activate that feature .
SPSite site = properties.Feature.Parent as SPSite;
SPWeb rootWeb = site.RootWeb;
Uri masterUri = new Uri(rootWeb.Url + "/_catalogs/masterpage/mycustom.master");
rootWeb.MasterUrl = masterUri.AbsolutePath;
rootWeb.CustomMasterUrl = masterUri.AbsolutePath;
rootWeb.Update();
How Can I create a feature that can activate the master page at same time of site creation under Site collection ,Without any manual work ..
Thanks in Advance ..

Hi,
You can associate master page during feature activation as follows:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/19933.sharepoint-2010-set-a-custom-master-page-during-feature-activation.aspx
Then, you can use feature stapling to apply automatically on site creation:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/kunal_mukherjee/archive/2011/01/11/feature-stapling-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx
Thanks,
Avni Bhatt

How do I create on-line PDFs which will read them to visually impared customers?

I have seen a handful of unanswered questions about getting Adobe Reader to read aloud, on-line or downloaded PDF content to people who are visually impaired. None of them seem to answer the questions about Acrobat X.1 or backward compatibility. Before I spend $45 for one chapter from a book, perhaps one of you experts know of a simple site which explains how to comply with the ADA Americans with Disabilities’ Act.
I know there are many variables like OS, Reader version and user ability to enable their sound card and configure a few settings.
This summary is excerpted from chapter 23 of The Acrobat X PDFBible by Ted Padova, published by Wiley. Follow the link further below to download the complete 16-page sample chapter. Adobe Acrobat is compliant with U.S. federal code regulating document accessibility for vision- and motion-challenged persons. This means that screen readers can intelligently interpret the PDFs you create; in other
words, PDF files can be read aloud in a reading order as a sighted person would read a document. Through an extensive set of keyboard shortcuts available in Acrobat, almost anyone with vision or motion challenges can share your documents and read them. In order for a document to be accessible, you must use authoring applications capable of delivering a document's structure to Acrobat. You need to know something about the internal structure of documents and which programs to use to create the structure required by Acrobat to make a document accessible. Not all the content in a document travels through the PDF-creation process with the information necessary to make a document completely accessible. Therefore, you need to perform some work in Acrobat to either add accessibility or to polish up a document for delivery to a screen reader in a form that makes sense to the user.
In chapter 23 of The Acrobat X PDF Bible, you will learn how to check documents for tags and accessibility, add additional tags and arranger eading orders. Topics covered include:
Using screen readers can interpret accessible PDF files and create audio output for people with vision and motion challenges. Using Adobe PDFMaker for Microsoft products, version 2000 or higher, including Word, Excel, Visio and so on; Adobe PageMaker 7 and higher; and Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe LiveCycle Designer, Adobe InDesign 2.0 and higher are capable of creating tagged and accessible PDF forms. Adding tags to PDF documents from a menu command within Acrobat Standard and Acrobat Pro and Pro Extended. Checking files for accessibility with the Quick Check command in Adobe Reader, Acrobat Standard, and Acrobat Pro and Pro Extended or with a Full Check in Acrobat Pro and Pro Extended. Tagging documents so they contain a structure tree. Elements in the tree locate respective elements in the document if you enable the Highlight Content menu command. Adding alternate text to elements in Acrobat by addressing the element's properties. http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470612916.html
Thanks if you know something helpful

An accessible PDF is a well-formed Tagged PDF.
You start with the proper authoring application that has tag management (there are not that many - discussed below).
Your Tagged output PDF must be post-processed with Acrobat Pro.
You evaluate the post-processed PDF.
If satisfactory, you deploy the well-formed Tagged PDF.
Adobe Reader or Acrobat (from 8.x forward) both provide the read out loud feature (ROL).
While this is not equivalent to a full assistive technology (AT) application it can be useful for simpler narrative content.
However, PDF page content consists of graphic objects (text included) that are painted to the page in a sequence/order that is "machine" centric rather than human centric.
So, the raw print stream's read order can jump around.
(Look over ISO 32000-1 Forward paragraph 2 & Sections 8.1 & 8.2 to get a feel for what "PDF" is (& isn't).)
PDF became an ISO Standard in 2008. This is currently ISO 32000-1. ISO 32000-2 is expected to be out in 2012.
In terms of accessible PDF, ISO 14289-1 is expected to be out in 2012.
ISO 14289 will define/describe the requirements for accessible PDF.
Adobe introduced "Tagged PDF" with Acrobat 5.x (PDF version 1.4) "Full" release.
For Acrobat 5.x this was an add-on that you took from the install CD-ROM.
Since then "Tag" creation, management, etc. has been included with the install of:
(n.b., PDFMaker provides "tag management")
--| Acrobat 6.x Pro (PDF version 1.5)
--| Acrobat 7.x Pro & 3D (PDF version 1.6)
--| Acrobat 8.x Pro & 3D (PDF version 1.7)
--| Acrobat 9.x Pro & Extended (ISO 32000 & Adobe Supplement BaseVersion 1.7, ExtensionLevel 3)
--| Acrobat X Pro (ISO 32000 & Adobe Supplement BaseVersion 1.7, ExtensionLevel 3)
If the PDF is a well-formed Tagged PDF then ROL works its way down the structure tree (which can be viewed in Acrobat Pro's Tags panel).
A well-formed Tagged PDF (built to comply with ISO 32000 currently & going forward built to comply with ISO 14289 / ISO 32000 will, in fact meet current Section 508 criteria and Section 508 Refresh criteria.
Actually, it will met more rigorous criteria (Section 508, compared to other nations' requirements is somewhat anemic).
For English, ROL will read left to right; top down.
Not very useful for understanding tables and some other aspects of more developed content.
AT uses the structure tree to convey the PDF's logical hierarchy and semantic content flow to users.
So, a well-formed Tagged PDF is an essential for users of AT.
Section 14 of ISO 32000-1 provides discussion of logical structure and tags.
An ISO approved copy is at Adobe:
ISO 32000-1
In a nut shell, you'd want to provide a well-formed Tagged PDF.
To effectively consume a downloaded well-formed Tagged PDF end-users will want to use AT (NVDA (free, open source), JAWS, etc.) rather than Adobe Reader / Acrobat ROL.
As to Ted's PDF Bible.
I've got 'em on my bookshelf. Most excellent global references for all things Acrobat.
However, to deploy well-formed Tagged PDF requires more detailed references.
There is the up front authoring. Content must be mastered so as to support output of a well-formed Tagged PDF.
There is the requisite post-processing of the PDF with Acrobat Pro.
There is the requisite understanding of what the tags/elements are & how to properly use them.
There is the need for specific "how-to" with examples.
As to a "simple site" - - well, ahhh, "simple" precludes anything of usable worth, eh.
A search on variations of "accessible PDF" will provide links to resources that provide "how-to".
One resource is the Accessiblilty Forum at the Acrobat User Community.
AUC Accessibility Forum
An older thread there has links to Adobe "how-to" for various Acrobat releases.
An older list of reference material
As the core of Acrobat's accessibility features are largely the same since Acrobat 5.x older how-to documents are still useful.
For the most part, the most definitive discussions of the how-to & the why are in older Adobe documents.
Of course, stuff comes & goes out on the web so the links may or may not be functional.
(n.b., you'll have to copy-paste the URLs into a browser's address bar)
However, a search on a document's title may provide an alternative link.
If not, send me a forum PM.
Remember that the key to success (for a well-formed Tagged PDF) is in the authoring.
Proper authoring with an application that provides adequate Tag management is critical.
--| Adobe FrameMaker or InDesign with Acrobat Pro
--| MS Word with Acrobat Pro (for PDFMaker & ability to perform requisite post-processing of the PDF) for pre Office 2007
--| MS Word 2007 / 2010 have a Save As PDF feature that can provide tag management -- but Acrobat Pro is still needed to perform requisite post-processing
--| Open Office (& Acrobat Pro for requisite post-processing)
Be well...
Message was edited by: CtDave

How can I create a jar file that will run automatically on double click

all the jars I created run only from the command-line.
how can I make it run by double-click on it?

First you will need to associate .jar files with the javaw.exe program in order to just be able to double click on the jar and run it from within a windows explorer application. Next you will need to set the main class attribute of the manifest file. My understanding is that the value of this attribute is used by the launcher to know which class to load. In other words, which is your main application class. To specify this attribute open your manifest file in a text editor. You will find this file located within the jar at META-INF/MANIFEST.MF. Then, add the line,
"Main-Class:<relative path to the main class>" However, remember not to add the .class extension to the end of the class name.
In Windows 2000 you can associate jar files with javaw by finding a jar file in Windows Explorer and right clicking it. This will give you a context menu which should have an Open With... option (if you are not using Windows 2000 and don't see the 'open with' menu item, try holding down the shift button while right click on the file). Select the Open With... option, then, when the dialog appears highlight javaw and select the "Always use this program to open these files" checkbox. When you hit the OK button you should have all your jar files associated with the javaw process.
Once you've done this, you should be able to double click on your jar file and run your application.
Regards,
Daniel Walsh

How to create the SWF file which was included surrogate pairs.

I would like to make sure how to create the SWF file which are included surrogate pairs.
The error of outside the scope of unicode occurred when I compiled(mxmlc) the as file which was set surrogate pairs to 'Unicoderange'.
Ex, I set the ' '(UTF-16 is '20B9F') to 'Unicoderange'.
However, I cannot add the surrogate pairs.
The error of outside the scope of Unicode occurred when I compiled the AS file.
The reason of error was that the Unicode(UTF-16) of surrogate pairs is invalid.
Then, I read the following pages.
These pages are written that unicode-range supported surrogate pairs.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=fonts_07.html
http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/REC-CSS2-19980512/fonts.html#descdef-unicode -range
So please let me know how to create the SWF file which are included surrogate pairs.
Environment
- Flex3.5a
- TTC: meiryo(ver6.02), msgothic(ver2.50), mspgothic(ver2.50)
Thanks,
Takeshi Ishihara.

I've been able to create project jar files in Eclipse by selecting Export from the File menu, then choose Java - Jar file - and provide the required information, name, destination folder etc. But when I do this, I do not export other jars on the build path this way nor do I expect to do this. I am only concerned with creating a jar file of my own work. A jar file does not "contain" other jar files. If the jar file contains the main method, and requires other jars for it's execution, then you may wish to include a reference to required jars on the class path entry of the Manifest file of the jar file you create. I'm not sure how to create a Manifest file in eclipse though..

How do I create a data file of my library

I would like to create a data file that will list artist/album for my iTunes library. I would like to put this on my iPod so that I know exactly which albums I have so I do not buy duplicates when I am out rummaging at used record stores. How do I go about doing this besides typing the whole thing in Appleworks?

Creating such a list as pdf file is quite easy:
In iTunes select your Library
File - Print: Album Listing/List of albums
Print - Save as PDF
If in need of any conversion: copy all entries from that pdf and paste it to whatever application you want.

How do you create a jar file in JDeveloper 11.1.2.0.0

How do you create a jar file in JDeveloper 11.1.2.0.0

1) Select the project for which you would like to generate the jar.
2) Right Click the selected right and select 'Project Properties'
3) Select the 'Deployment' in the left tab.
4) Click on 'New' to create a new deployment profile and in the popup dialog, select 'Jar File' profile type and provide the name.
5) Press 'ok' to save the changes.
6) Select the project and right click and select 'Deploy to' and select the jar profile name you have specified.
The Jar library is generated and the full path to the library jar is shown in the log window.
Thanks,
Navaneeth

How we can create the batch file to download the data in from URL in ssis

hi,
any one help on one the below requirement.
i have to create one batch file to download the report(reports is in csv format) from URL...
requirement should be like this...
1. we have some reports is there in the URL..
2.when ever we execute the url, the report should be download and save it to the local folder.
3. this requirement i have to write in the batch file
should any one let me know how we can create the batch file for the above requirement.

Hi Priya.N,
If you use SQL Server Reporting Services for reporting, you can use Visakh’s suggestion to create a script file which calls Reporting Services Web Service to render a report in CSV format and save a batch file to the destination folder, and then create a
batch file to run the rs.exe utility which can executes the .rss script file. For more information, please see:
Report Server Web Service
ReportExecutionService.Render Method
rs Utility (rs.exe) (SSRS)
If you use other reporting tools, it depends on the reporting functionality and this requirement may be not achieved.
Regards,
Mike Yin
TechNet Community Support

How Do I create Windows Form file in VS and add the form to my VS project?

C#, How Do I create Windows Form file in VS and add the form file to my VS project by using C# code?
I like to create a Windows Form file into my VS Win Form project by using C#. I have the path and the file name.
I need a Win Form with FileName.cs, FileName.Designer.cs, FileName.resx, and FileName (as you see it VS by adding a Win Form manually by using VS)
Rune Brattas

You cannot create a Form from code at run time.
For one thing, the user running your application will, almost certainly, not have a copy of Visual Studio to hand with which to build anything. (Not that you actually need 'Studio at all; Notepad and csc.exe are all you actually
need), but that's another story).
You can do this with an awful lot of pain, using the innards of the compiler from iside your own program, compiling the new Form's source code on the fly and then executing the resulting assembly within your application. IMHO, that's a simply terrifying
prospect especially as the code you will be compiling will be on someone else's machine and over which you will have absolutely no control. If you're lucky, they'll spell something wrong and it won't compile.
The "usual" way to do this sort of thing is to create additional, "plug-in" forms as library assemblies and have your program load and execute these at run-time.
Regards, Phill W.

IMovie HD creates corrupt db file which not get deleted out of trash

iMovie HD creates corrupt db file which not get deleted out of trash.
How to delete this file ?
Please help me out,
Thank You.

Where is what file created? (Do you see it in iMovie or Finder?)
Which trash, iMovie's or Finder's?

How can I create a GIF file ?

Does anybody know, how can I create a Gif file with LV.
I had used the print option (Print to HTML file) from LV but I can't use it
when I
create an application with appbuilder.
Does anybody know another way to carry it out?
Thanks in advance

You understood me correctly but the properties of the documentation tool
doesnt exist
after building the application (Runtime Version). Only the Menu "File /
Print Window" option is present. Therefor I looked for another way to do it.
"Dennis Knutson" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:506500000005000000A24C0000-1004225886000@exchange.ni.com...
> I was talking about the properties of the documentation tool which
> creates an html file and allows for the selection of GIF as an image
> format. The GIF files are the front panel, diagram, and icon. You
> didn't specify what you are trying to print but if you need something
> else, let us know.

How can I create an Excel file?

Hi,
How can I create an Excel file using Forms 6i.
What I'm doing is to create a file using TEXT_IO package an name it .XLS. If a read it double-clicking over the file, it opens Ok but If I open directly from Excel it opens the Convert dialog.
I need to create an excel file as it was made from within Excel.
Thank in advance,
Benjamin

When you are talking about subfiles, are you talking like Package contents of an application?
Terminal application in Applications -> Utilities can give a command line grasp of all your files using the du command.
Type
man du
when entering the terminal, followed by the enter key.
Note, by default the terminal opens at the Home folder. To navigate outside the Home folder enter "/Volumes/name of mounted drive/folder/subfolder" as your path. If there are spaces in the name, putting quotes around the whole path can help. If you end your du command with a > name.txt a text file with the name name.txt will be plugged into your Home directory. That you can open with Excel and parse by /es thus giving you everything in Excel.

How do i create one source file that feeds two users on the same pro book?

how do i create one source file/folder of photos that feeds two users on the same pro book?

Well you can do exactly the same with a folder of photos, just put in the Users/Shared folder.
Iphoto is a mite more complex than this. It's a database and so there's a bit more involved.
For iPhoto 09 (version 8.0.2) and later:
What you mean by 'share'.
If you want the other user to be able to see the pics, but not add to, change or alter your library, then enable Sharing in your iPhoto (Preferences -> Sharing), leave iPhoto running and use Fast User Switching to open the other account. In that account, enable 'Look For Shared Libraries'. Your Library will appear in the other source pane.
Any user can drag a pic from the Shared Library to their own in the iPhoto Window.
Remember iPhoto must be running in both accounts for this to work.
If you want the other user to have the same access to the library as you: to be able to add, edit, organise, keyword etc.
Quit iPhoto in both accounts. Move the Library to the Users / Shared Folder
(You can also use an external HD set to ignore permissions, a Disk Image or even partition your Hard Disk.)
In each account in turn: Double click on the Library to open it. (You may be asked to repair the Library Permissions.) From that point on, this will be the default library location. Both accounts will have full access to the library, in fact, both accounts will 'own' it.
However, there is a catch with this system and it is a significant one. iPhoto is not a multi-user app., it does not have the code to negotiate two users simultaneously writing to the database, and trying will cause db corruption. So only one user at a time, and back up, back up back up.

How can I Create a exe file were a tab control on it work`s

I have a VI with many controls and indicators,these are spread on a tab control.This tab control works with out any problems but if i create a exe file then the tab control is fixed. How can I create a exe file so that the tab control on it work´s ?"
Attachments:
project7.1.jpg ‏129 KB

Make the tab control a control and not an indicator. If you want to write
to it you need to create a local variable.
"Carlos-R." wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
I have a VI with many controls and indicators,these are spread on a
tab control.This tab control works with out any problems but if i
create a exe file then the tab control is fixed. How can I create a
exe file so that the tab control on it work´s ?"

How do I create a natjmc file which will let me avoid code in functional header?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for