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Comments by Mihai Pruna (Top 6 by date)
Mihai Pruna
5-Dec-14 11:45am
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but isn't the License manager tied to the same flag?
(System.ComponentModel.LicenseManager.UsageMode == System.ComponentModel.LicenseUsageMode.Designtime
I tried that and it didn't return true
Mihai Pruna
5-Dec-14 10:33am
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...but, somehow, it always returns false even when is Debugger attached returns true.
ideally I would like for the event to occur when the assembly is actually loaded in visual studio, or during build, so that I can license the softare
Mihai Pruna
5-Dec-14 7:58am
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Thank you, I knew about DebuggerAttached but not DesignMode!
Mihai Pruna
4-Dec-14 22:18pm
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see the Devdept Eyeshot trial for example
Mihai Pruna
20-Oct-14 11:04am
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It would be set or changed at runtime when a function from the assembly is called by the referencing application. The assembly is delivered already compiled to the developers who will use it in the applications.
Mihai Pruna
28-Jun-14 10:16am
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but what is stopping those guys to simply give the libraries to whomever?
there has to be some way of keeping track of who is using your library for development purposes.
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