Visual Studio .NET has an extensible wizard architecture. You can plug into this at two levelsyou can implement the IDTWizard interface directly, or you can use the wizard engine VsWizard.VsWizardEngine-- which implements this for you. If you use the engine, then you need to supply only template files and a script file. The templates are used as the basis for any new files that get created, and there is a directive mechanism that allows them to be modified at creation time. You can also supply an HTML-based user interface to collect settings from the user . All of the project and item types built in to VS.NET are built on this mechanism, making it very easy to create your own modified versions. |