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Custom Project Template and IWizard

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FUnky - 03 Aug 2006 11:07 GMT
Hi All,

I am having trouble implementing the IWizard interface for creating custom
wizards. Hope somebody can help!

The situation is this : I have created and exported a template project,
which contains some files (say, file A and B) to be used as templates for
creating new files. I've also added the required WizardExtension element
(containing the full class name of my IWizard implementation class) to the
.vstemplate file. All this is done, fine.
Now I implement IWizard and display a custom UI which asks the user how many
copies of file A are to be made, along with what shall be the name of class
and files of those copies. Also, it asks the user if he wishes a copy of
file B in his resulting project or not. If yes, how many copies along with
their class and filenames.
After, the user has entered all such information and clicks Finish, his
project is to be created with the obtained information. I am having a
problem with this part. I mean how do I tell VS to make xx copies of file A
with all those classnames and filenames, and to include file B or not,
depending on the user input.

Can somebody help me with this, please. Many thanks in advance.

Regards,
FUnky
FUnky - 04 Aug 2006 11:02 GMT
Is anybody from MS around for this?

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