I want to send a message to VS as if the user pressed a key (Not using
EditPoint etc) It needs to seem like the user pressed the key.
Here's what I'm doing:
[DllImport("User32.dll")]

I'm writing my own project system using VS 2005 and the MPF.  I've also
created an editor that supports a designer and code view.  
When I register the editor with the C# project system (by using
ProvideEditorFactoryNotifyForProject), then I see the View Code/View Designer

I am trying to install a Managed VSIP package on a machine with only Visual
Studio 2003 (no VSIP).
I got a PLK, and created an installer which write all the required entries
at the registry (under

Is it possible w/ an addin to create something like the snippet feature
in VS 2005?
Meaning: Insert a piece of code like a for loop:
for(int i = 0; i < length; i++)

If I execute several commands that add text to a document, is it
possible to make it so the entire group of commands is undone if the
user presses undo rather than undoing each command the action took?
Thanks for any info.

I have the latest VS2005 June 2005 CTP and matching VSIP installed.  I am
working with a managed VSPackage that is able to create the core editor and
reference a language service for my file extension. I am working on
supporting the designer view.  Any ideas as to when the ...

I keep getting the following error when I try to use a CodeElement
object in VS 2005 beta 2.  Not sure if it's just not implemented yet or
if I'm doing something wrong.  I modified some sample code I saw on MSDN:
Document doc = applicationObject.ActiveDocument;

I have subclassed the IVsTextView windows in a Core Editor IVsCodeWindow I
create from my custom editor factory. I am doing fine with everything, except
I don't receive WM_KEYDOWN(VK_DELETE) when the delete key is pressed. It
seems Visual Studio "eats it" and handles it itself. ...

I'm trying to create add-in that will give me build autonumber. In
OnBuildProjConfigBegin I locate AssemblyInfo and change [assembly:
AssemblyVersion("")] according to my needs. Problem is that build is done
wit previous value.

Excuse my ignorance in the area of marshalling, but how can I invoke an
arbitrary command in the IDE, with in and out arguments, via
SUIHostCommandDispatcher? I can't figure out how to package an object/series
of objects as an IntPtr. Alternatively, is there another method for ...

I’ve just created a new Extensibility\Visual Studio Integration Package
project and told the wizard that I wanted a custom tool window.  By default
the wizard puts a button on the tool windowwith a wired up click event.
When the click event is fired I'd like to set the Visual ...

is it possible to open property window  for not active document?
Thanks,
Boni

I have following simple code
WindowPtr = applicationObject.Windows.CreateToolWindow(addInInstance,
"AHost.HostCtl", Name, _guidstr, objTemp0)  '(1)
WindowPtr.Visible = True  '(2)

is it possible to start project wizard programatically from addin?
Thanks,
Boni

I'm just learning:
I've seen different ways of adding toolbars and buttons. I wanted to
know if there's any real difference (how?) & is one way better (Why?) ?
For example This way in C#: