You need to have the VB project selected in Solution Explorer for the Add New Project Item dialog to suggest VB items. If you're seeing C++ items then you're in a C++ project or you're in the "New File" or "Add New Solution Item" (not Project Item) dialogs.
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This blog post will walk you through the fundamental concepts, usage methods, common practices, and best practices of installing Python packages in VisualStudio.
Although VisualStudio 2019 comes with a complete basic Python installation, there are many third-party packages that you may wish to use, so it’s useful to know how to install these.
Enable modules in the Microsoft C++ compiler In a VisualStudio project, right-click the project node in Solution Explorer and choose Properties. Set the Configuration drop-down to All Configurations, then choose Configuration Properties > C/C++ > Language > Enable C++ Modules (experimental).
VisualStudio 2022’s Visual C++ projects have built-in support for modules. However, they don’t automatically provide access to modularized versions of the standard library headers. This article shows a quick way to configure VisualStudio 2022 to use C++ standard library modules. [citationic]
To add a primary module interface unit, in Solution Explorer, right-click Source Files then select Add > Module. In the Add New Item dialog that appears, give the new module the name BasicPlane.Figures.ixx and choose Add.
I'm exploring C++20's modules in VisualStudio 2022 and I'm looking into external modules; modules that have been compiled in one project, I'll call it the library project, and are imported in another.
