visual-studio-sdk

In C# or else VB.Net , using a Visual Studio Package , I would like to assign a custom keyboard shortcut to a CommandBarButton , for example Ctrl + E + R , then, when pressed, the associated CommandBarButton should call its Execute method (I imagine that). How I could do it?. Update ( please avoid question above, that issue was already answered. ) Actually I'm using an vsct file, then my keybinding is this: <KeyBindings> <KeyBinding guid="guidMainCmdSet" id="cmdidMyCommand" editor="guidVSStd97" mod1="Control" key1="E" mod2="Control" key2="R"/> </KeyBindings> MSDN explains that the guidVSStd97

I'm working on a Visual Studio extension that should listen for events when the user adds, removes, or renames files in the current solution. The answer to this question notes that VS provides infrastructure for listening to document events like saving, opening and closing through the DocumentEvents interface. For example: Dte.Events.DocumentEvents.DocumentSaved Are there similar events that would allow me to listen to the user adding/removing/renaming documents? First, don't use DTE if you can help it. It's a very incomplete, shaky abstraction papered over an extremely complex interface.

I tried VS2012 Native Tools, Cross Tools and Developers command prompt. And it does not recognize 'nmake'. It didn't work on VS2010 either. On VS2008, it could not find depencies like windows.h I want to build a static library curl for VS2012: http://quantcorner.wordpress.com/2012/04/08/using-libcurl-with-visual-c-2010/ for visual studio 2015 community edition add the following path to your system environment path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\bin in the above path there is the nmake command find the following dir, and run vsvars32.bat C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft

I am trying to write a add-in for Visual Studio that, among other things, needs to keep track of every file in a Visual Studio solution. I know what events I need to subscribe to (when a Solution is opened, when a file is added/removed/edited in it, the same for projects, etc), but I don't understand how to actually get a list of files from any of it. I recently installed CodeRush and have been playing with the DXCore framework. I'm very happy with it's approach at plugins, but I still don't see an obvious way to get a list of files in the solution. So to sum it up: How, via the Visual Studio