Hi group,
On Saturday, 12 October 2013, Greg Keogh wrote:
...so I decided to use T4 templates to generate it all. I'm really happy
with the results and this post is basically just a reminder that in my
opinion, good old fashioned code generation still has a place in the modern
world.
I
Thomas,
Never had an issue with generated code from T4. All our generated code also
resides in source control so the moment you touched the .tt you also
modified the .generated and you push the together in the repo.
During a merge the same rules apply as any other merge, merge both .tt and
the
It just so happens I was looking at this very thing last week.
I'm currently still relying on the old free MyGeneration for code
generation. Nothing like being able to make List and CRUD screens, business
objects, and data-access components within a few minutes from a database
table and a bit of
I gave up on T4 in frustration a long time ago. We use CodeSmith - we find
it easy to use and quick to get things done. Having read this, might look
at T4 again now and see if it's improved.
On 12 October 2013 18:14, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Folks, A few years ago I wrote (or rewrote) a
I gave up on T4 in frustration a long time ago. We use CodeSmith - we find
it easy to use and quick to get things done. Having read this, might look
at T4 again now and see if it's improved.
I'm actually a licensed owner of CodeSmith 5.2, which I purchased a few
years ago so I could use it
Greg,
I love T4 as well. A Massive part of my project is build around very custom
T4 code generation that was all nicely coded to output very good, reliable
and repeable bits of code that helps us mostly around some complex
serializations.
It would be great it VS would include a nice T4 editor by
I love T4 as well.
Thank heavens, I was starting to think I was a deviant. The first Tangible
addons occasionally crashed on me too, but for the last year or more I've
been keeping updated and can't recall any problems in that time, but, my
demands are probably modest compared to yours -- Greg
Folks, A few years ago I wrote (or rewrote) a quite large WPF Desktop app,
it's my hobby app like a lot of us have. It maintains RDB tables of the
music, books, video, etc in the household. This app was started in Access
2.0 back in 1992 and I think it's gone through at least 6 generations of
