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How can I determine the active/current project with VSIP 2005?

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Parag Chandra - 08 Feb 2005 22:00 GMT
I'm using the VSIP 2005 SDK Beta 1 to write a VSPackage in C#. I've figured
out how to access the solution and its projects, but what I can't figure out
is the notion of the active or "startup" project. Can someone tell me how to
do this? Thanks.

-Parag Chandra
Parag Chandra - 08 Feb 2005 22:11 GMT
I figured it out: EnvDTE.ActiveSolutionProjects. Never fails; as soon as I
post a message to a newsgroup I figure out the answer.

> I'm using the VSIP 2005 SDK Beta 1 to write a VSPackage in C#. I've
> figured out how to access the solution and its projects, but what I can't
> figure out is the notion of the active or "startup" project. Can someone
> tell me how to do this? Thanks.
>
> -Parag Chandra

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