I found this article (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/narend/archive/2006/10/13/how-to-extend-linking-and-workitem-ui-with-custom-link-types.aspx) about link extensibility in TFS 2005.I\'m wondering how to do
Does anybody the correct way to integrate a languageService (M开发者_如何转开发PF) with an editor extension (MEF) in Visual Studio 2010.
I\'ve implemented a customized QueryStringConverter class and hooked it up using a customized WebHttpBehavior subclass. When I make a service call, it hits my breakpoint in the CanConvert override (an
When you type the override keyword in a C# file in VS and press Spac开发者_C百科e, you get a second menu offering the method to override. Can I extend this behavior with my own custom code that would
I开发者_C百科\'m writing a project structure and code analysis extension for visual studio at work. The project can not be published to the Visual Studio Extensions Gallery.
I made my own extension for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. Within my VSCT-file I defined a group for my command to add it to the context menu of the code-editor:
I wish to create an additional item on the context sensitive right click \"ADD\" on the solution explorer in vs 2010.
Can anyone suggest the best place to add solution or project events, such as ProjectAdded, to a Visual Studio add-in?
For those that work with application extensibility in .NET, what do you prefer doing - creating your own extensibility layer or using MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) or MAF (Managed Add-in Frame
I\'m working with the 2010 SDK and I am trying to figure out how to tie into VS in someway that I have a background process running that is constantly analyzing .CS files in the current project and ad
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