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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 816851" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>Hi again</p><p></p><p>I do an install of the latest trunk release (eg. MP 1.2.0), make my code changes, recompile, stop TV Server and close MP, replace DLLs and EXEs, then start TV Server and MP again. That works really well for me because the code that I work the most with is quite contained (in TVLibrary.dll). Maybe that would also work well for you if you're only interested in changing one area of the code. Otherwise possibly better to build the installer and run it - it shouldn't overwrite your configuration or anything. Another note: if you want to debug from within sharp develop or VS then you need to have MP installed so that the modified version that you're running in the debugger can find all the configuration files.</p><p></p><p>mm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 816851, member: 82144"] Hi again I do an install of the latest trunk release (eg. MP 1.2.0), make my code changes, recompile, stop TV Server and close MP, replace DLLs and EXEs, then start TV Server and MP again. That works really well for me because the code that I work the most with is quite contained (in TVLibrary.dll). Maybe that would also work well for you if you're only interested in changing one area of the code. Otherwise possibly better to build the installer and run it - it shouldn't overwrite your configuration or anything. Another note: if you want to debug from within sharp develop or VS then you need to have MP installed so that the modified version that you're running in the debugger can find all the configuration files. mm [/QUOTE]
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