Command line compile control

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Jax

I have VStudio2002 standard, yes it sucks, yes you can
laugh as me as long as the laugh carries some pity.

Problem being is that there is no standard template for
creating a custom control.
I am assuming I can do this via the command line? (the old
csc bit).
If so what command will I need to do this? I tried
searching MSDN but they seem to want to tell me about
every single command line except the ones that I want
(CE.NET, VB6 etc etc).

Many thanks and an invisible baloon to the great person
that tells me this.

jax
 
Thanks Nicholas!

jax
-----Original Message-----
Jax,

Check out the section of the .NET framework documentation titled "C#
Compiler Options", located at (watch for line wrap):

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? url=/library/en-us/cscomp/html/vcrefcompileroptions.asp

This should give you all you need to use CSC, the command line compiler
for C#.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

I have VStudio2002 standard, yes it sucks, yes you can
laugh as me as long as the laugh carries some pity.

Problem being is that there is no standard template for
creating a custom control.
I am assuming I can do this via the command line? (the old
csc bit).
If so what command will I need to do this? I tried
searching MSDN but they seem to want to tell me about
every single command line except the ones that I want
(CE.NET, VB6 etc etc).

Many thanks and an invisible baloon to the great person
that tells me this.

jax
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