VSIX Detect that a solution has been created
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While Microsoft makes it "reasonably easy" to determine when a solution has been opened or closed in a VSIX extension
IVsSolution.GetSolutionInfo(
out pbstrSolutionDirectory,
out pbstrSolutionFile,
out pbstrUserOptsFile);
I am puzzling how exactly in a VSIX extension can I get information / event on when a new solution is created. Is such a thing possible?
I'm assuming there must be some way to do this, but as the Microsoft extension documentation is sparse, I cannot find it.
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While Microsoft makes it "reasonably easy" to determine when a solution has been opened or closed in a VSIX extension
IVsSolution.GetSolutionInfo(
out pbstrSolutionDirectory,
out pbstrSolutionFile,
out pbstrUserOptsFile);
I am puzzling how exactly in a VSIX extension can I get information / event on when a new solution is created. Is such a thing possible?
I'm assuming there must be some way to do this, but as the Microsoft extension documentation is sparse, I cannot find it.
c# visual-studio vsix
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
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The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
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While Microsoft makes it "reasonably easy" to determine when a solution has been opened or closed in a VSIX extension
IVsSolution.GetSolutionInfo(
out pbstrSolutionDirectory,
out pbstrSolutionFile,
out pbstrUserOptsFile);
I am puzzling how exactly in a VSIX extension can I get information / event on when a new solution is created. Is such a thing possible?
I'm assuming there must be some way to do this, but as the Microsoft extension documentation is sparse, I cannot find it.
c# visual-studio vsix
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
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While Microsoft makes it "reasonably easy" to determine when a solution has been opened or closed in a VSIX extension
IVsSolution.GetSolutionInfo(
out pbstrSolutionDirectory,
out pbstrSolutionFile,
out pbstrUserOptsFile);
I am puzzling how exactly in a VSIX extension can I get information / event on when a new solution is created. Is such a thing possible?
I'm assuming there must be some way to do this, but as the Microsoft extension documentation is sparse, I cannot find it.
c# visual-studio vsix
c# visual-studio vsix
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
133
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
133
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
edited Nov 7 at 6:39
MickyD
10.5k63152
10.5k63152
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
133
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
133
asked Nov 7 at 6:03
coactivechris
133
133
The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
– MickyD
Nov 7 at 6:55
add a comment |
The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
– MickyD
Nov 7 at 6:55
The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
– MickyD
Nov 7 at 6:55
The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
– MickyD
Nov 7 at 6:55
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Use the IVsSolutionEvents.OnAfterOpenSolution(Object, Int32) method, whose second parameter, fNewSolution is what you want: true if the solution is being created. false if the solution was created previously or is being loaded.
You get IVsSolutionEvents with the IVsSolution.AdviseSolutionEvents(IVsSolutionEvents, UInt32) / IVsSolution.UnadviseSolutionEvents(UInt32) methods
I created a working VSIX sample some time ago HOWTO: Get solution events from a Visual Studio package
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
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Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
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Use the IVsSolutionEvents.OnAfterOpenSolution(Object, Int32) method, whose second parameter, fNewSolution is what you want: true if the solution is being created. false if the solution was created previously or is being loaded.
You get IVsSolutionEvents with the IVsSolution.AdviseSolutionEvents(IVsSolutionEvents, UInt32) / IVsSolution.UnadviseSolutionEvents(UInt32) methods
I created a working VSIX sample some time ago HOWTO: Get solution events from a Visual Studio package
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
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Use the IVsSolutionEvents.OnAfterOpenSolution(Object, Int32) method, whose second parameter, fNewSolution is what you want: true if the solution is being created. false if the solution was created previously or is being loaded.
You get IVsSolutionEvents with the IVsSolution.AdviseSolutionEvents(IVsSolutionEvents, UInt32) / IVsSolution.UnadviseSolutionEvents(UInt32) methods
I created a working VSIX sample some time ago HOWTO: Get solution events from a Visual Studio package
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
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up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
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Use the IVsSolutionEvents.OnAfterOpenSolution(Object, Int32) method, whose second parameter, fNewSolution is what you want: true if the solution is being created. false if the solution was created previously or is being loaded.
You get IVsSolutionEvents with the IVsSolution.AdviseSolutionEvents(IVsSolutionEvents, UInt32) / IVsSolution.UnadviseSolutionEvents(UInt32) methods
I created a working VSIX sample some time ago HOWTO: Get solution events from a Visual Studio package
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
Use the IVsSolutionEvents.OnAfterOpenSolution(Object, Int32) method, whose second parameter, fNewSolution is what you want: true if the solution is being created. false if the solution was created previously or is being loaded.
You get IVsSolutionEvents with the IVsSolution.AdviseSolutionEvents(IVsSolutionEvents, UInt32) / IVsSolution.UnadviseSolutionEvents(UInt32) methods
I created a working VSIX sample some time ago HOWTO: Get solution events from a Visual Studio package
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
answered Nov 7 at 12:19
Carlos Quintero
3,3891515
3,3891515
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
add a comment |
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
Carlos, much appreciated, brother. Your code looks perfect. Cheers!
– coactivechris
Nov 7 at 21:34
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The doco is terrible. The best thing you can do is browse the Managed Package Framework sourcecode. A great real-world example is the IronPython Language Extension
– MickyD
Nov 7 at 6:55