[ad_1] Despite all the negativity, there is a clean way to do this: The way I have found only requires the program be executed on an NTFS drive. The trick is to have your app copy itself to an alternate stream as soon as it’s launched, then execute that image and immediately close itself. This … Read more
[ad_1] The only good solution is to port the oldest code (2006) to VS2010 (or both project to newer compilers), and compile a new executable from a fresh solution where you combine both projects as you wish. As commented, merging two executables makes little sense in general (what is the entry point ? What about … Read more
[ad_1] You need to use Command Line Argument for your console application, so that you can pass argument from command line to the program. [ad_2] solved Run C# application from cmd
[ad_1] Your question is not so clear. But if you meaning to commandline you can build with MSBuild, DEVENV and NMake (link) you also can build with csc.exe (link) [ad_2] solved Create .exe manually in Visual Studio 2012 [closed]
[ad_1] “Your .exe likely has a number of dependencies. If you don’t copy the DLL files along with the EXE, it will not work because it cannot resolve the dependencies. – Josh Knack” My problem was that I copied only the Debug folder but in my project I have references to images that are in … Read more
[ad_1] Within your class It can be placed in two functions and called from the if – else logic or you can place the code in between the if and else. If the code is large then it would be better to create two functions. If (condition) call function step1 else call function step2 or … Read more