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Double click on the TaskItems I add doesn't move the code focus/pt

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George Kodinov - 18 Oct 2004 10:57 GMT
Hi,

I'm adding to TaskListItems to the VS2003's Task list window in managed code
using
OutputWindowPane.OutputTaskItemString () method.
The Items I add appear just fine in the window (and have their file/line
properties set correctly), but when I double-click them the VS won't focus to
the source file and line (the way it does for the errors task list items
generated by, say, the C# compiler).
It also will not maintain a link between the TaskItem and the output window
text fragment.

My question is : how do I make it to ? Is it the default behaviour or is it
something I have to implement myself ?

Thanks in advance,
George Kodinov
Gaston Milano - 26 Oct 2004 15:51 GMT
You should use OutputTaskItemString on IVsOutputWindowPane and don't forget
to call
outputWindowPane.FlushToTaskList();

Regards,
Gaston

> Hi,
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> Thanks in advance,
> George Kodinov

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