Download source code - What is a Custom Tool? It makes code-behind files. It extends Visual Studio. It uses the Registry. Here are the steps to get the tool working: Create an ordinary Class Library project. Nothing special needs to be set here. NET 2. NET 3. Add a reference to the Microsoft. Interop assembly. This is the assembly that will help us interact with the Visual Studio shell.
Generate the method stubs. The interface is very simple — you get just two methods: DefaultExtension and Generate. The DefaultExtension method wants to know what extension the generated file should have. In our case, we want to make a text file, so we return ". Yes, the dot is necessary. Copy Code. Founder ActiveMesa. I work primarily with the. NET technology stack, and specialize in accelerated code production via code generation static or dynamic , aspect-oriented programming, MDA, domain-specific languages and anything else that gets products out the door faster.
First Prev Next options do not exist Member Sep Kevin Locke Dec Qwertie Oct AndyHo Jun HaymakerAJW 6-Dec Ananth Balasubramaniam Jun Notre 5-Mar Notre 9-Mar RezaRahmati Mar Jakub Mller 3-Nov Dan Vogel Aug Go to top. Layout: fixed fluid. United Kingdom. First Prev Next. Member I am actually not shure if this is the right thing for me. I want to create a project type with some content processors so you can add files and depending on the file ending vs shall automatically assing build actions to them, which I want to implement.
The properties view has this custom action but I can not figure out how to do that. Visual Studio uses private registry files Kevin Locke Dec GAC is not a requirement atlaste Sep I just finished my custom tool thingie.
Basically I did all the stuff you described which is great except for the GAC installation. Even without GAC it works just fine. I found the article above very helpful to understand a custom tool I'm taking over. I'm trying to get the custom tool that was built within VS to work when built via VS I'm probably missing something obvious fairly new to the.
Net world , and just looking for any ideas for next steps. Here is the info I can think of to provide: For the time being the Target framework is going to remain ". Have tried a new. I did notice that the registry entries when built in VS contain the WowNode alot more often. When I run corflags on my assembly the 32 bit flags are off. When the custom tool is built and run within VS the steps in the article work great Any thoughts on what to try next would be appreciated.
I think custom tools still work just fine in VS but I haven't looked at the specifics. Here's what finally worked for me: Changed the Target framework of my project from 4 to 4. How to register for other VS versions and other languages? What are the GUIDs for all other languages?
Ideally I'd like to just register a tool to work in any and all project types. Is that possible? Strange issue: custom tool takes 60 times as long to execute, compared with the SAME assembly running as command-line! Hi there, Excellent article! I used you info to help me understand and build a cutom tool for compiling a file with my LALR compiler-compiler based upon java-cup.
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