visual-studio-extensions

The extension I am writing started life from the Walkthrough: Creating a Margin Glyph example provided by Microsoft: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee361745.aspx Everything works fine, except I am trying to trigger the redrawing or updating of the margin glyphs whenever the data I use for deciding which line to draw a glyph on changes. Basically I have a button in a tool window, when the user clicks the button, I want a glyph to appear in the margin. Right now, it does not appear until you scroll away and back, or obviously close and reload the document. I have researched this, and

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.

Possible Duplicate: How do you quickly find the implementation(s) of an interface’s method? I like ReSharper's Go To Implementation feature but I often keep ReSharper disabled. Is there an equivalent extension for Visual Studio 2010? I'm looking for the extension for this little "go to implementation" too. But unfortunately I couldn't find any. May be we will have to wait next version of visual studio or enable ReSharper back (which in my opinion, eating too much resources) Well the best solution for me right now is to use "Call Hierarchy" feature of VS2010. Just follow my instruction below

I'm working on a middle-sized project that contains several class libraries, database model and an ASP .NET MVC website project. However, even though there are less than 15 projects in the solution, I often find myself collapsing and expanding endless folders to find a certain class or view . While looking for class is mostly solved by Resharper type navigation feature , I often want to switch to a certain view in MVC project. I don't remember the file name and it wouldn't solve the problem either because there are many views with same file name (e.g. Message\ViewSingle.cshtml , Product