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Mastering Visual Studio .NET
By
Jon Flanders, Ian Griffiths , Chris Sells
Publisher
: O''''Reilly
Pub Date
: March 2003
ISBN
: 0-596-00360-9
Pages
: 412
Slots
: 1
Mastering Visual Studio .NET provides
you, as an experienced programmer, with all the information
needed to get the most out of the latest and greatest
development tool from Microsoft®. Written by experienced
developers and trainers John Flanders, Ian Griffiths, and
Chris Sells, this book not only covers the fundamentals, but
also shows how to customize and extend the toolkit to your
specific needs.
D.3 Files
There are two kinds of files that VS.NET will not add to source
control. One is the
<projectname>.<language>proj.user file. This contains per-user settings for
each project, as described in Chapter 1, so it
would be inappropriate for all developers to use one central copy of
such files. Since these files contain nothing that affects the build
output, nothing is lost by omitting them from source controlit
simply allows each member of the team to customize the way in which
she works with the projects within VS.NET. The other type of file
that is not added to source control is the
<solutionname>.suo file. This file does much the same job as
the .user files, except it stores per-user
settings at the solution level rather than the project level.
