Hello,

I have written my own package with its own .ctc. In this ctc, I populate my
menus with default commands and new commands. This works well except in one
case. The problem I am facing is how to deal with commands that are defined
by a StandardCommand field but have not been defined in any of the VS default
.ctc.

Let's take for example the StandardCommands.BringForward.
In the CMDPLACEMENT_SECTION of my ctc, I 've added the following line:
guidVSStd97:cmdidBringForward, MyVSPackageCmdSet:IVN_ORDER_GROUP, 0x0000;
where IVN_ORDER_GROUP is a group containing other commands, this group being
added to a menu.
Then, in my C# code, I set an event handler on this command.

The result is that the BringForward command does not appear in my menu
(while the other commands added to this menu do).

Then, I searched in the VSSDK included ctc's, and it seems this command is
not defined in any of the provided .ctc. Therefore I guess it explains why I
don't have it in my menu.

But then, what is the proper methodology to follow ? Should I define my own
BringForward command with its own guid:id and not try to reuse the
StandardCommand.BringForward CommandID (that is adding in the BUTTONS_BEGIN
section a new command definition something like:
MyVSPackageCmdSet:cmdidBringForward, Group_Undefined:0, 0x0000,
MSO_ICON(BringForward), BUTTON, DEFAULTINVISIBLE | DYNAMICVISIBILITY,"Bring
Forward"; )

or should I define by myself the StandardCommand.BringForward command by
adding the following line:
guidVSStd97:cmdidBringForward, Group_Undefined:0, 0x0000,
MSO_ICON(BringForward), BUTTON, DEFAULTINVISIBLE | DYNAMICVISIBILITY,"Bring
Forward";
?

Or is there another solution ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
thanks,

Patrick