'head file.txt' prints the first 20 lines, and 'head -10 file.txt' prints the first 10. #!insertmacro DownloadCLI "3 4 5" "Head - Command line utility to print the first few lines of a file. This small tool can help you to jump to a selected function / variable / class / etc in your code, by pressing just one key." "" "FindTag.exe" "24074" "" # "946bc204f1611400789a8c23b716712a" It creates a so called tags file that can be used to navigate through your sources. #!insertmacro DownloadCLI "3 4 5" "Ctags - When you use TextPad to program in a popular programming language (like C/C++, Java, PHP), ctags can be very useful for you. For example, type 'ToUnix *.HTML' to convert all your DOS & MAC files before uploading them to your UNIX web server. Just note that this is not really a VC issue, it's just that working with dll's is a nightmare, and especially the partially bound ones.#!insertmacro DownloadCLI "3 4 5" "Convert - 3 programs to batch convert files between DOS, MAC and UNIX. I believe you can also use the nfig file to tell the runtime where to look for assemblies, but I have never tried this. Just download, place it on the server, and do File => Add. To load assemblies into the GAC, I like to use the GAC manager which is open source and free.
Unfortunately this has to be a subfolder to the executing program, which kind of sucks. In the we have added a probingPath, where we tell it to look in this folder for assemblies. That is why we have created a subfolder C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualCron\Assemblies where we place our assemblies.
It won't look in the GAC, and just gives up as it cannot find it in C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualCron. This is a different major version from what you are using, and so it fails.Ĥ) The other one, pledge.remote is the more tricky one, since it is partially bound. If you don't do this, it will attempt to load the Newtonsoft library that VisualCron is using. So your Newtonsoft problem is easy to fix (it is strongly named). NET runtime searches for assemblies is described in this article below.ģ) For strongly named assemblies, it will first look in the GAC (Global assembly cache), but this does not work for partially bound assemblies. Net task in VC, the excuting program is NETExecute40x86.exe, located in the VC installation folder C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualCronĢ) It then checks the app.config file to see which assemblies to load. The way I understand it, it works roughly like this (take it with a huge pinch of salt):ġ) When you execute a. This is quickly getting outside my area of expertise 😢 Hopefully support can come up with something better.
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