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- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- Writing Add-ins for Visual Studio .NET
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book?
- How This Book Is Organized
- What This Book Does Not Do
- What This Book Does
- About the Code in This Book
- Chapter 1: What Is an Add-in?
- What Is Extensibility?
- The Extensibility Object Model for Visual Basic and Visual C Projects
- Other New Features of .NET
- Making a VB 6.0 Add-in Work in .NET
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Getting Started with the Add-in Wizard
- Creating an Add-in Using the Add-in Wizard
- Creating an About Box
- Reviewing the Code Generated by the Wizard
- Making Minor Changes to the Add-in
- Running the Add-in
- Registering the Add-in
- Installing the Add-in
- Exploring the Connect Class Methods
- Summary
- Chapter 3: The Smart Desktop Add-in
- Deciding When to Add a Feature to an Add-in
- Enhancing the Add-in
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Debugging an Add-in
- Setting Debug Options
- Debugging an Add-in
- Error Handling in the Add-in
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Manipulating Code in Windows
- The Documents Collection
- The Document Object
- Practical Uses for Editor Automation Objects
- Cloning a Procedure
- The Windows Collection
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Manipulating Controls on Forms
- Creating the New Add-in
- Adding the WinForms Automation Code
- Creating the Windows Application Project
- Adding Controls to the Form
- Manipulating Controls on the Form
- Adding a Menu to the Form
- Summary
- Chapter 7: The User Interface
- A Simple UI: DTE Menu Items
- Adding an Add-in DTE Toolbar
- Adding Microsoft Office CommandBarControls
- Using a TreeView Form for the UI
- Creating a UI in the System Tray
- Summary
- Chapter 8: The Macro Explorer and the Macros IDE
- The Macro Explorer
- Recording a Macro
- Assigning Shortcut Keys to a Macro
- Running Existing Macros
- The Macros IDE
- Debugging Macros
- Enhancing the Smart Desktop Add-in
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Manipulating Projects
- The Solution Object
- The Project Object
- Maintaining Build Rules
- Manipulating IDE Tool Windows
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Multiple Languages in Add-ins
- Visual Studio Integrator Program
- External Tools
- Selecting the Automation Methodology
- Using Multiple Languages in Add-ins
- Comparing Visual Basic to C
- Creating a C Add-in
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Writing Add-Ins for Visual Studio .NET Authors: Smith L. Published year: 2002 Pages: 1/172 |
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