Good morning,

We are attempting to integrate a proprietary source control management
system into Visual Studio 2003. To accomplish this goal we need to capture
and retrieve information from several events including add reference and add
existing item. It is in these two events that we are having difficulty.

As with all events we are able to catch the event before and after it runs
via the following code:

public void BeforeExecute(string Guid, int ID, object CustomIn, object
CustomOut, ref bool CancelDefault)
{
    string commandName = "";
    commandName = applicationObject.Commands.Item(Guid, ID).Name;

    if (commandName == "Project.AddReference")
        outputWindowPane.OutputString("File.AddReference \n");
    if (commandName == "File.AddExistingItem")
        outputWindowPane.OutputString("File.AddExistingItem\n");
}

And

public void AfterExecute(string Guid, int ID, object CustomIn, object
CustomOut)
{
    string commandName = "";
    commandName = applicationObject.Commands.Item(Guid, ID).Name;

    if (commandName == "Project.AddReference")
        outputWindowPane.OutputString("Project.AddReference\n");
    if (commandName == "File.AddExistingItem")
        outputWindowPane.OutputString("File.AddExistingItem\n");
}

The problem arises after we have detected the user is adding a reference or
an existing object. There is no apparent way to know what has actually been
added. Any insight you can offer on how to find this information would be
greatly appreciated.

TIA
Shai