How do you do it? I've done it in VS2003 but I guess you're supposed to
use the newer VS ones instead of the office ones. Can't find a code
example. Can anyone help me out please?
Thanks very much.

I have a custom debugger and expression evaluator, and I'm currently at
the point of displaying the values of variables in the quickwatch
window. I have no problems with variables that require only a single
line to display, but I can't figure out how to display variables that

All the Language Service examples refer to Figure Language Service example
which is in C++ ATL.
It will be very helpful if the same example was ported to
C#, Interop Assemblies OR Managed Framework .

How can I put VS.NET code editor inside my application? Is possible with VSIP?
I need that the user of my application would write source code inside my
application.
How can I do?

I have the same question as Vincent in:
http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=23424#23424
Basically, I'd like all my resources to be in managed code, including the
CTO file.

I have created an addin (menu item "Click me") in Tools menu and now want to
invoke a form  when the "click me" menu is clicked. The problem is that I
want that the form should open as a new tab in the code window (the way
object browser opens when u click View->Object Browser).

We are currently creating our own Tab in the "Properties" property
editor using "System.Windows.Forms.Design.PropertyTab" and then
implementing our properties using the "PropertyDescriptor" for a custom
control on our custom designer.

I'd like to sensibly deploy a whidbey addin by moving the assembly dll
and the describing .addin file to the MSEnvShared folder on the
deployment machine using a standard setup project.
Unfortunately, there is no "Application Data" folder or something

i am writing an application in which, one of the intermediary steps is to
create a .net  project(ex. c# consoleapplication). for this i would like to
bring up the  new project wizard that is built into Visual Studio. also i am
working in VS2005 Beta2.

is there any reliable way to exit VS?
m_applicationObject =
System.Activator.CreateInstance(System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("VisualStudio.DTE.7.1"),
True)

when I call
m_applicationObject.RegistryRoot
I get Software\Microsoft\V...
without HKLM or HKCU before!!!

There were there in Visual Studio 2005 beta 1, but are not in beta 2 ?
does anyone know what i have todo to rectify this ?
Usually in VS 2003 and in the first 2005 beta the Office Addins were
under.... New Project > Other Projects > Extensibility Projects >

I'd like to tell the VS Properties window which property should be selected
(and have it scroll into view).  I'd be calling this code from a custom Tool
Window I've created.  When a user clicks on X within my tool window I want to
have property Y selected in the Properties window ...

I created a ToolWindow within a VS2005 AddIn using the new method
Windows2.CreateToolWindow2. The creation of the ToolWindow works fine,
but how can I get a reference to the hosted UserControl ?
In the documentation the method has the following signature:

How can I just change the compiler for whatever types in VCCLCompilerTool
(*.c, *.cpp, *.cxx etc.). I want to have all the support like VCProject(like
Debugger, editor etc.). Which VSIP SDK interfaces I have to override. can
anybody explain these.