As expected, is it necessary to make 2 kinds of plug-in?

HIDEYUKI OYA over 9 years ago

Hello

I am currently changing a my plugin for Trados Studio 2015.

Is it necessary to make 2 kinds of plug-in?

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0 Jesse Good over 9 years ago

Hi Hideyuki,

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<blockquote>If the user only has Studio 2014 installed on his machine it's highly probable that it won't have .Net 4.5.2 and in this case the Studio 2015 plugin will not work or you might get some weird behavior. To avoid that kind of situation I recommend to have separate builds.</blockquote>

Personally I haven't had a problem with backwards compatibility (2015 build with 2014)
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0 HIDEYUKI OYA over 9 years ago in reply to Jesse Good

Hi Jesse,

Thank you.
>... it won't have .Net 4.5.2
Then in case of 2014 users, to recommend to download Net 4.5.2 is an alternative ?
(Though users will be troublesome.)
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0 Jesse Good over 9 years ago in reply to HIDEYUKI OYA

Hi Hideyuki,

It's recommend to have separate builds:
>To avoid that kind of situation I recommend to have separate builds.
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0 HIDEYUKI OYA over 9 years ago in reply to Jesse Good

Thank you very much.
I see.
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0 Romulus Crisan (former member) over 9 years ago in reply to HIDEYUKI OYA

Studio 2014 is build against .Net 4.0 and it's highly probable that the users will not have .Net 4.5.2 installed on their machines. This is way to be completely sure you don't have problems you should build your Studio 2014 plugin version against .Net 4.0 and Studio 2015 plugin version against 4.5.2

Romulus Crisan | Translation Productivity Development Manager | SDL | (twitter) @cromica_82 | (blog) http://www.romuluscrisan.com/
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0 HIDEYUKI OYA over 9 years ago in reply to Romulus Crisan (former member)

Thank you very much.
I see.
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0 Patrick Porter over 9 years ago

In case you are interested, it is possible to target multiple versions of Trados Studio using a single project in Visual Studio (assuming that you want to use the same code for each version). Here is a link to my blog where I explain how I do it:
http://www.linguisticproductions.com/target-all-versions-of-trados-studio-with-a-single-plugin-project
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0 HIDEYUKI OYA over 9 years ago in reply to Patrick Porter

Hi Patrick,

Thank you very much.
I think this is a good idea.
When I can use this, I'm saved greatly.
But I'm not expert's programmer, and I'm still a beginner about C#.
And about English too.
A summary of being written is understood, but I can not understand details of it.
I still need experience to understand the written contents here.
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As expected, is it necessary to make 2 kinds of plug-in?