I have converted my C++ project from Visual Studio 2010 to the 2013 Community edition.
With previous versions I could always right click on a source file and edit a Custom Build step in the properties. Now I can't find the equivalent in VS2013.
The converted project has a Custom Build Step and runs it, but where do I edit it ?
When I open the raw 2013 .vcxproj file, I can see my custom build step as
<CustomBuild Include="foo.h.in">
...
</CustomBuild>
But I don't really want to keep editing my project with a text editor...
Just as harper described. One more thing to add - in VS 2013 and higher they renamed file specific Custom Build Step
to Custom Build Tool
and its not shown by default. To show it change the Configuration Properties
-> General
-> Item Type
to Custom Build Tool . Apply the changes and 'Custom Build Tool' sub menu will appear.
You find it in the project property pages. Navigate to Configuration Properties
-> Custom Build Step
-> General
.
I had sometimes strange results when converting old projects. I use to create new projects and add the files nowadays what gives better results.
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