.NET : DEBUG and RELEASE problem

[youssef]

Hi,

I create in the folder DEBUG or RELEASE some settings files for my executable.

When I compile my project, the compiler delete the settings files and recreate a new folder DEBUG or RELEASE with the compiled files

So how can I do for disable this option.

Best Regards

 

[chiph]

Try adding these files to your project, and on that file's property page, set it's build action to "None".

Chip H.


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[youssef]

Hi, I can't see this action

 

[SpiderBear6]

It's actually a property of the individual files whereas debug and release are for the whole project.

 

[chiph]

I added a .txt file to my solution/project. I then right-clicked on it and selected "Properties".

In the properties pane, under the "Advanced" section I selected the "Build Action" Item.

In the drop-down, I get "Content" initially, but I can also change it to "None", "Compile", and "Embedded Resource".

What version of VS.NET are you on?

Chip H.


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[obislavu]

If you refer to the exe.config file then it is recreated every time when building the solution in the .NET 1.1 but not in the 1.0.
If it is the case (1.1) then you should put your settings in the App.config and you will find all in the created .exe.config in the /Debug or /Release folders.

-obislavu-