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10 changes: 9 additions & 1 deletion modules/vstudio/vs2005_csproj_user.lua
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m.elements.userProjectPropertyGroup = function()
return {
m.referencePath,
m.startWorkingDir,
}
end

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end
end


function m.startWorkingDir(prj)
-- Per-configuration reference paths aren't supported (are they?) so just
-- use the first configuration in the project
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This comment was copied from the above function unchanged. If this still applies can you update the comment, otherwise it would be good to have this work like debugargs where it can be specified per config.

local cfg = p.project.getfirstconfig(prj)
if cfg.debugdir then
p.x('<StartWorkingDirectory>%s</StartWorkingDirectory>', cfg.debugdir)
end
end

function m.localDebuggerCommandArguments(cfg)
if #cfg.debugargs > 0 then
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