Sorry for all the posts today. Just not been a good day.
I cant seem to figure out version numbering.
I click on the MyProject and set up the Major, Minor, MajorRevision,
MinorRevision as 1,2,3,4 respectivly.
But
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajorRevision.To String)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inorRevision.To String)
does not return the proper values.
Its as if its grabbing the values from somehwere else.
Im basically trying to throw some versions in a label to display them but
its not grabbing the version from the myporject settings. So where do I get
/ how do I get the settings i setup in there?
Anyideas ?
Miro
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On Jul 30, 6:21 pm, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
Sorry for all the posts today. Just not been a good day.
I cant seem to figure out version numbering.
I click on the MyProject and set up the Major, Minor, MajorRevision,
MinorRevision as 1,2,3,4 respectivly.
But
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajorRevision.To String)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inorRevision.To String)
does not return the proper values.
Its as if its grabbing the values from somehwere else.
Im basically trying to throw some versions in a label to display them but
its not grabbing the version from the myporject settings. So where do I get
/ how do I get the settings i setup in there?
Anyideas ?
Miro
Hi Miro,
Is that done by selecting Project/Properties/Assembly Information..
and enter the assembly version numbers?
Jeff
No,
I go to my properties and then click on the "Publish Tab", and then there is
a Publish Version in the bottom.
Those dont seem to do anything but the "Publish now" executables.
Miro
"Hoop" <jc******@oshtr uck.comwrote in message
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On Jul 30, 6:21 pm, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
>Sorry for all the posts today. Just not been a good day.
I cant seem to figure out version numbering.
I click on the MyProject and set up the Major, Minor, MajorRevision,
MinorRevisio n as 1,2,3,4 respectivly.
But
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLin e(My.Applicatio n.Info.Version. MajorRevision.T oString)
Debug.WriteLin e(My.Applicatio n.Info.Version. MinorRevision.T oString)
does not return the proper values.
Its as if its grabbing the values from somehwere else.
Im basically trying to throw some versions in a label to display them but
its not grabbing the version from the myporject settings. So where do I
get
/ how do I get the settings i setup in there?
Anyideas ?
Miro
Hi Miro,
Is that done by selecting Project/Properties/Assembly Information..
and enter the assembly version numbers?
Jeff
On Jul 31, 8:14 am, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
No,
I go to my properties and then click on the "Publish Tab", and then there is
a Publish Version in the bottom.
Those dont seem to do anything but the "Publish now" executables.
Miro
"Hoop" <jcoll...@oshtr uck.comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@w 3g2000hsg.googl egroups.com...
On Jul 30, 6:21 pm, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
Sorry for all the posts today. Just not been a good day.
I cant seem to figure out version numbering.
I click on the MyProject and set up the Major, Minor, MajorRevision,
MinorRevision as 1,2,3,4 respectivly.
But
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajorRevision.To String)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inorRevision.To String)
does not return the proper values.
Its as if its grabbing the values from somehwere else.
Im basically trying to throw some versions in a label to display them but
its not grabbing the version from the myporject settings. So where do I
get
/ how do I get the settings i setup in there?
Anyideas ?
Miro
Hi Miro,
Is that done by selecting Project/Properties/Assembly Information..
and enter the assembly version numbers?
Jeff- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hi,
I have a VB app were in the aboutbox I do this,
lblVersion.Text = "Version " & My.Application. Info.Version.Ma jor _
& "." &
My.Application. Info.Version.Mi nor _
& "." &
My.Application. Info.Version.Re vision
And I set those values like this,
right click on the project name in solution explorer, select
properties from the pop-up menu.
On the Application tab select Assembly Information.. and set the
version via the
Assembly Version.
And that works.
Jeff
Thanks,
I was adjusting the "Publish" version and I thougth that was the one used
everywhere.
Miro
"Hoop" <jc******@oshtr uck.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ q75g2000hsh.goo glegroups.com.. .
On Jul 31, 8:14 am, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
>No,
I go to my properties and then click on the "Publish Tab", and then there
is
a Publish Version in the bottom.
Those dont seem to do anything but the "Publish now" executables.
Miro
"Hoop" <jcoll...@oshtr uck.comwrote in message
news:11******* **************@ w3g2000hsg.goog legroups.com...
On Jul 30, 6:21 pm, "Miro" <miron...@golde n.netwrote:
Sorry for all the posts today. Just not been a good day.
>I cant seem to figure out version numbering.
>I click on the MyProject and set up the Major, Minor, MajorRevision,
MinorRevisio n as 1,2,3,4 respectivly.
>But
> Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M ajor.ToString)
Debug.WriteLine (My.Application .Info.Version.M inor.ToString)
>Debug.WriteLin e(My.Applicatio n.Info.Version. MajorRevision.T oString)
>Debug.WriteLin e(My.Applicatio n.Info.Version. MinorRevision.T oString)
>does not return the proper values.
Its as if its grabbing the values from somehwere else.
>Im basically trying to throw some versions in a label to display them
but
its not grabbing the version from the myporject settings. So where do
I
get
/ how do I get the settings i setup in there?
>Anyideas ?
>Miro
Hi Miro,
Is that done by selecting Project/Properties/Assembly Information..
and enter the assembly version numbers?
Jeff- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hi,
I have a VB app were in the aboutbox I do this,
lblVersion.Text = "Version " & My.Application. Info.Version.Ma jor _
& "." &
My.Application. Info.Version.Mi nor _
& "." &
My.Application. Info.Version.Re vision
And I set those values like this,
right click on the project name in solution explorer, select
properties from the pop-up menu.
On the Application tab select Assembly Information.. and set the
version via the
Assembly Version.
And that works.
Jeff
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