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Using vstudio for creating a Standard UI

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M Suresh - 22 Dec 2004 06:53 GMT
Our company has its own compiler connected to vstudio IDE. I has all the
features related to creating projects and showing project file heirarchy.

What i wanted to know ,is that  can i create s new feature such as

1) Source Browser(Showing allthe functions and data types in project)
2) Suppose a c program has a identifier abc, When i right click on abc
   and tell GOTO DEFINITION the IDE should take me to the place where the
  identifier is defined.
  How can i do this, if so is there any book or document which helps me do
this

Thanks
M Suresh
Himo - 23 Dec 2004 15:13 GMT
1) I can answer, 2) I can't

For 1), just iterate throught the EnvDTE.DTE objects, herein you can find
information about the Solution, Project and their items.

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