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[ebarbero]

When I delete a source file in a ftn95 project under source control using the solution explorer the file is deleted but it is not removed from the project.

The workaround is to open the ftn95p project file with a text editor and remove the entries under "Files" and save the file. Visual studio will say project file needs to be updated and crash. Reopen the project and submit changes.

Could you please fix this issue?

I use Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Version 10.0.40219.1 SP1Rel

Silverfrost FTN95 Version 2.0.0.0
Silverfrost FTN95 for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET

Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer 2010 - ENU Service Pack 1 (KB983509) KB983509


EDIT: This problem happens without source control also.
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[ebarbero]

When I open a project under source control, the following errors appear in the Output window, from Source Control - Team Foundation

[JohnCampbell]

Ever,

I notice you have posted a number of comments about the IDE you are using for using FTN95 and C#(?). I presume this is Visual Studio.
Do your questions relate to the functionality of Visual Studio or to Salford/Silverfrost's adaptation of the interface ?
Also, does your earlier question regarding XML comments relate to the Fortran language standard or Visual Studio project files ?

A few of us fortran users on this forum have been using Fortran for many years and I still prefer batch files for managing rebuilds.
Your comments about the use of Visual Studio reminds me that I should be developing in newer environments.

John

[ebarbero]

My Q's are about Silverfrost implementation of the interface with VS 2010 and TFS.

If you delete a file in a FTN project, it does not get deleted in the Win folder and will create problems for you later. You will have to manually deleted as I explained earlier.

Also, from a C# project in the same Solution as the FTN project, if you invoke the classical Fortran routine, which appears with it's name in CAPITAL letters, VS automatically shows you the names of all the calling variables. But is you invoke the ASSEMBLY_INTERFACE version, which appears with it's case sensitive name, VS will not show you the names of the variables. This is a FTN/VS interface bug.
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[ebarbero]

If you change the name of a file in a VS FTN project, the name will change in the Win folder but not on the .ftn95p project file, which will cause you untold amount of trouble. Do not!!! change file names. You can't delete them either, so I don't know how one would change a file name.
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