visual studio - Strange issue with DLL reference -
OK, this is one that my limited mind does not understand:
We have An existing net app that uses Dell which creates PDF files from a vendor. In an earlier version, a setting underlines a group of words, but 1) the spaces between the words are not underlined, and 2) put the letters downwards on the next pixel under the letters, so there is no white between the letters The location was not underlined. It started by us Version of Dll is.
The company puts a new version of the .dll that underlines the space between words, and underlines two pixels below
We uninstall the old version of .dll , Remove it from GAC, make sure that anywhere on the system. There are no copies of Dll, and install a new version. V.S. In, under reference, we can see that. Dll is the latest version. However, when we run the app, the result is that the words are underlined, and the graphs are below a few pixels, but the spaces are not underlined between the words.
We have created a new test project, referenced .dll, and found the desired results, underlined with the vacancies, and drawing a couple of pixels below.
Sooooo ... the current project, used to refer to the old version, but now references the new version, showing the behavior that is a combination of old and new versions. How is this possible? What VS There is some burial in the inner work of the project, which can be the reason for this?
Update I'm working it correctly IDE, but when it is installed on a machine, it still has hybrid results Showing There should be something in the setup project that Dll does not pull properly. If you have a class library project (like MyProject.Core ) And you feel that there is a reference for an update of a DLL inside the project (for example ThirdParty.dll ), if you want Visual Studio's IntelliSense to update the changes to that new DLL Try it:
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