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Add-Ins and macros can be used to add extra functionality to the Visual Studio .NET IDE.


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Convert VB.NET to C# using Macros and Regular Expressions -
Macros and Regular Expressions can make converting VB.NET to C# easier.    more...

Handling Nested ProjectItems in an Addin ( Happens in ASP.NET Projects and When Project Items are in Folders) -
How do I handle nested project items in an addin? Nested ProjectItems can occur for several reasons.     more...

Refactor Methodology - Stub New Method -
Would you like to be able to stub out a new method while you are creating the call to it in the current method? This is a common task in day to day development and there is an automated solution.    more...

Enumerating the Items in the TaskList from a Visual Studio .NET Add-in -
How can I list the items of the TaskList from a Visual Studio .NET Add-in? Also, can I list only the high priority items?    more...

Writing to the Output Window From a Visual Studio .NET Add-in -
Can I write to the Output window from an add-in in Visual Studio .NET? Yes, you can and you can also create your own pane to write your output.    more...

Add items to the .NET Clipboard Ring from an Add-in -
How can I add a new snippet to the Visual Studio .NET IDEs Clipboard Ring?    more...

Collapsing and UnCollapsing All Regions in an Add-in -
How can I programatically Collapse or UnCollapse all Regions in a Code Window with an Add-in or Macro?     more...

Collapse a Region Programatically in an Add-In. -
I have seen the question on Microsoft and Other Newsgroups asking, "How can I collapse a Region Programatically in an Add-In?    more...

Use EditPoint Object to Get All Code From Code Window -
How do I retrieve all of the code from a Visual Studio .NET Code Window, without disturbing any text selection that may exist in the window? The answer is, "use the EditPoint Object."    more...

Using EditPoint to Select Code Without Disturbing the Selected Text -
How do I get all of the code from a CodeWindow without losing the current TextSelection text?    more...


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Writing Add-Ins for Visual Studio .NET
Writing Add-ins for Visual Studio .NET
by Les Smith
Apress Publishing