My visual studio 2010 crashed when creating a New Project. My environment is Windows 7 – 64 bit, Visual Studio 2010. And after google the solution, if got the solution
Delete or move the contents of C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\ProjectTemplatesCache
Hope it may help the one also met this problem
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private void BindData() { |
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var exams = new List<Exam>() |
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{ |
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new Exam() { Name = "Exam 1", Point = 10 }, |
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new Exam() { Name = "Exam 2", Point = 12 }, |
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new Exam() { Name = "Exam 3", Point = 15 }, |
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new Exam() { Name = "Exam 4", Point = 2 } |
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}; |
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var series = ExamsChart.Series["ExamSeries"]; |
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foreach (var exam in exams) { |
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var point = new DataPoint(); |
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point.SetValueXY(exam.Name, exam.Point); |
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point.Label = exam.Point.ToString(); |
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series.Points.Add(point); |
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} |
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ExamsChart.DataSource = exams; |
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ExamsChart.DataBind(); |
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} |
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