Fatih'in Notları

Here is a simple yet usefull swith for visual studio to test your VSPackage’s splash screen support: /splash    With that switch, Visual studio simply displays a dialog saying “click OK to continue” which pauses VSFollowing commandline can be used to pause vs for exprimental enviroment: devenv /rootsuffix Exp /splash

On your start menu click on run and type Regedit on run dialog, this will open registery editor. Then browse to HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Control Panel (If path doesn’t exist, you may create it yourself). Within that key you may enable any restriction you want, all you [...]

  One of the coolest thing in php5 stuff is overloading. You can control access to your variable via __call, __get and __set methods. You may also make your variables readonly to other classes as shown below : class SomeClass { /***********************************************************************************/ /* -=Data Members=- */ /***********************************************************************************/ private $variables = array(); private $readOnlyVariables = array(); [...]

If you have finish development of your package; you should probably looking for ways to create installer. Simply create an install project on VS; add output of your package. Finally you should insert some registery entries to register it on client’s machine.    To do so is quiet simply; just open a Visual Studio command [...]

In my VSIP package, I’ve mark with the following attribute to indicade it should load at startup: [ProvideAutoLoad(UIContextGuids.NoSolution)] You can find details about other auto load options on my other post. And then in initialize function I’ve try to get DTE object with the following code . DTE dte = GetService(typeof(DTE)) But DTE is allways [...]

Introduction While working on a project, I don’t like to use the mouse very often. But some tasks like opening a project file in Visual Studio need to use the mouse. So I decided to implement an add-in that doesn’t need any mouse strokes (but is optional) and assigns a shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N". Here is my [...]