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how to respond to typing in vs.net ide code editor

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RobS - 05 Mar 2005 03:09 GMT
Hi,

I've searched high and low for how to capture key events in add-ins and some
people are saying that it is not possible, yet I've downloaded several
add-ins from various companies that invoke popup menus and code completion
help panels when the developer types code, so it must be possible to respond
to such events.

Can someone please point me in the right direction as to how this is done?

I've just downloaded VSIP SDK, and am looking into that, although not having
much luck at the moment finding info about key events. Am I looking at the
wrong thing?

Thanks,
Rob.
RobS - 06 Mar 2005 13:13 GMT
Use Windows API calls. See my post: "automate the Ctl-J intellisense option
in C#"

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> Thanks,
> Rob.

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