Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.12.0

Flags specifying the window arrangements. See .

Pointer to the window to be arranged (typically a dialog control).

The x coordinate relative to x.

The y coordinate relative to y.

The flags.

The window handler.

The other window handle.

The x coordinate.

The y coordinate.

Opens the .appxmanifest designer.

The document handle. The designer tab. The HRESULT.

Opens the .appxmanifest file in the specified project.

A pointer to the project. The object can be either an IVsHierarchy or a DTE. The document lock. The document. The HRESULT.

Opens the .appxmanifest file in the specified file.

The project. if an open copy of the file should be saved, otherwise . The document lock. The document. The HRESULT.

Adds the specified capability to the manifest if it is not already present.

[in] The capability to add to the manifest.

Gets the File Open Picker extension.

[out] The executable field of the app manifest. [out] The entryPoint field of the app manifest. [out] The runtimeType field of the app manifest. [out] The startPage field of the app manifest. [out] An object that allows mutation of the manifest's File Open Picker extension. if there is a File Open Picker extension associated with the manifest.

Gets the Search extension.

[out] The executable field of the app manifest. [out] The entryPoint field of the app manifest. [out] The runtimeType field of the app manifest. [out] The startPage field of the app manifest. if there is a Search extension associated with the manifest.

Gets the Share extension.

[out] The executable field of the App manifest. [out] The entryPoint field of the app manifest. [out] ] The runtimeType field of the app manifest. [out] The startPage field of the app manifest. [out] An object that allows mutation of the manifest's File Open Picker extension. if there is a Share extension associated with the manifest.

Detects if the specified capability is currently declared in the manifest.

[in] The identifier of the capability. if the given capability is currently declared in the manifest.

Produces a capability identifier and a localized name from the specified capability security identifier (SID), such as "S-1-15-3-1" or "S-1-15-3-BFA794E4-F964-4FDB-90F6-51056BFE4B44".

[in] The capability security identifier. [out] The capability identifier. [out] The localized capability name.

Removes the specified capability from the manifest if it is currently present.

[in] The identifier of the capability to be removed.

Removes the File Open Picker extension.

Removes the Search extension.

Removes the share extension.

Sets the File Open Picker extension.

[in] The executable field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The entryPoint field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The runtimeType field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The startPage field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. The File Open Picker extension object that provides access to additional data elements in the manifest.

Sets the Search extension.

Sets the Share extension.

[in] The executable field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The entryPoint field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The runtimeType field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. [in] The startPage field of the app manifest. This parameter is optional. The Share extension object that provides access to additional data elements in the manifest.

Called if an error occurs while creating inner layers from aggregation chain after the current flavor object is being created by its factory. This should be used to disconnect any references current flavor holds to inner or outer flavor objects. OnAggregationFailure will be called individually on each flavor. Implementation should not chain the call to to inner flavor (as opposed to OnAggregationComplete which should be chained to inner). This method will not be called if all flavors layers are successfully created via PreCreateForOuter and succeeded on SetInnerProject and InitializeForOuter calls. If the error occurs later in the process ( inside OnAggregationComplete ) then IVsHierarchy::Close() will be called instead.

Subscribes to bootstrapper events.

The event sink. The event cookie.

Asynchronously bootstraps given target and established // debugger host for debugging the app represented by recipe. // bootstrapperOperation:

The name of the project The target. The recipe path. An optional callback to receive output messages. An IVsTask whose result is an instance of IVsAppContainerBootstrapperResult, or an error code. This is E_ABORT if called on the main thread and an advised callback has aborted the operation; otherwise S_OK.

Unsubscribes from bootstrapper events.

The event cookie.

Called after bootstrapping is complete. Note the event will be fired after IVsAppContainerBootstrapperCallback::OnEndBootstrap() is called.

The project. The target. The result.

Called after bootstrapping for debugging is complete. Note the event will be fired after IVsAppContainerBootstrapperCallback::OnEndBootstrap() is called.

The name of the project. The target. The recipe path. The result.

Called before bootstrapping for debugging begins. Only fired if no-one cancelled deploy in QueryBootstrapStart().

The name of the project. The recipe path. The target.

Called before bootstrapping begins. Only fired if no-one cancelled deploy in QueryBootstrapStart()

The name of the project. The target.

Called before bootstrapping for debugging begins. This event gives opportunity for components to stop the bootstrapping process.

The name of the project. The target. The recipe path. Whether or not this is canceled. The reason for the cancelation.

Called before bootstrapping begins. This event gives an opportunity for components to stop the bootstrapping process.

The project name. The target. Whether or not to cancel. The reason for cancelation.

Outputs the specified message.

The message.

Acquires the design-time build resource and/or the UI thread for a build, if they are available.

[in] The type of resource to acquire. [out] A cookie that identifies the resource, and can be used to release the resource(s). If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Signals that a modal, design-time build, such as reference resolution, is about to take place.

If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Attempts to get the UI thread in order to start a build.

If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Signals that a modal, design-time build, such as reference resolution, should end.

If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Prepares a string to be persisted within MSBuild without evaluation.

The unescaped value. [out] The escaped value. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Returns the current batch build ID, or 0 if there is no batch build going on.

[out] The batch ID. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the solution configuration.

The IVsHierarchy project about to be built that will receive the returned solution configuration. [out] An XML fragment, interpreted as a string, that should be passed to MSBuild. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Registers a logger for the submission.

The submission for which the logger should be registered. The logger to register. The logger must implement . If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Releases the resource(s) acquired with AcquireBuildResources. This method deprecates ReleaseUIThreadForBuild and EndDesignTimeBuild.

The cookie. The HRESULT.

Releases a previously-claimed UI thread.

If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Restores a previously escaped string to its original value.

The escaped value. [out] The unescaped value If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Unregisters all loggers for a given submission.

The submission ID. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Adds the specified refrence.

The reference.

Creates a reference.

The reference.

Gets the specified property.

The property name. The value.

Sets the specified property.

The property name. The value.

Backs up the file asynchronously.

The backup file name. The asynchronous task.

Determines whether the file has changed since the last backup.

True if it has changed, otherwise false.

Occurs when the shell enters an idle state.

The shell entered long idle and the timeout specified at registration has passed without user input, or there was an event that caused the shell to enter long idle state immediately.

Occurs when the user has made some keyboard or mouse input that caused the shell to exit the long idle state.

Subscribes to long idle events.

The time interval in seconds that must pass without any user input before the event sink is called for entering long idle. The mnimum interval is 1 minute, maximum is ~49.7 days. The event sink that is called for entering or exiting long idle state The returned identifier of the sink.

Unsubscribes from long idle events.

The cookie returned by .

Prints text to the output window without pushing a message pump.

The string.

Occurs when the package is loaded.

The GUID of the package. The package.

Adds a connected service.

The ID of the service. The number of properties. The properties. The values. The connected service properties.

Gets the specified service.

The service ID. The connected service.

Gets the specified services.

The references. The services. The number of services.

Removes the specified service.

The service ID.

Installs the specified components.

The components. The HRESULT.

The local path to the project/solution. A provider-specific string, for example a server path. Additional text that will be displayed in the Start Page MRU list for the project/solution. An additional line of text that will be displayed in the Start Page MRU tooltip for the project/solution. Id of the source control provider that is calling the method.</

Gets the specified property.

The ID of the property. The value.

Determines whether the property with the specified DISPID can be transmitted and applied across machines.

The dispatch ID True if it can be transmitted, otherwise false.

Determines whether retargeting is necessary.

The flags. null means no retargeting is required or offered by the project.

Used to create a single unified checkout list.

The target. The documents.

Execute the retargeting.

The logger. Pass in the IVsOutputWindowPane interface. The flags. The target. The backup location.

The flags. The project target, or null if no retargeting is required / offered by project.

Used to create a single unified checkout list.

The target. The documents.

Execute the retargeting.

The logger. Pass in the IVsOutputWindowPane interface. The flags. The target. The backup location. The asynchronous task. The result from IVsTask is ignored. Only the HRESULT matters to notify success or failure.

This is functionally identical to calling IVsRunningDocumentTable.FindAndLockDocument with RDT_NoLock and requesting only the cookie, but it is easier to consume from managed code. In managed code it is impossible to request the flags without also requesting all of the other information, and requesting all of the other information can result in the potentially unnecessary initialization of an RDT_PendingInitialization document.

The moniker. The cookie.

This is functionally identical to calling and requesting only the document data, but this method easier to consume from managed code.There are two pending states for a document: : The project that owns the document hasn’t yet been loaded. This can happen only during asynchronous solution load (ASL). As individual projects are loaded, the documents owned by the projects are updated to remove the RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization flag. By the time the solution is fully loaded, no documents are in this state. : The document data hasn’t been loaded, and the view hasn’t been created. A document in this state may or may not also have RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization, but a document with RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization always has RDT_PendingInitialization. Documents in this state are referred to as lazy or stub documents. This method causes a lazy document to be loaded immediately, so by the time it returns, the document no longer has the RDT_PendingInitialization flag. You should first call and call GetDocumentData only if the document doesn’t have RDT_PendingInitialization among its flags. You can be notified that the document has been loaded by subscribing to running document table events and looking for the flag in or .

The document cookie. The document data.

This is functionally identical to calling IVsRunningDocumentTable.GetDocumentInfo and requesting only the edit lock count, but it is easier to consume from managed code. In managed code it is impossible to request the flags without also requesting all of the other information, and requesting all of the other information can result in the potentially unnecessary initialization of an RDT_PendingInitialization document.

The document cookie. The number of outstanding edit locks for the document.

This is functionally identical to calling and requesting only the flags, but it is easier to consume from managed code. In managed code it is impossible to request the flags without also requesting all information, and requesting all of the other information can result in the potentially unnecessary initialization of an RDT_PendingInitialization document.

The cookie. The flags.

This is functionally identical to calling and requesting only the document data, but this method easier to consume from managed code.There are two pending states for a document: : The project that owns the document hasn’t yet been loaded. This can happen only during asynchronous solution load (ASL). As individual projects are loaded, the documents owned by the projects are updated to remove the RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization flag. By the time the solution is fully loaded, no documents are in this state. : The document data hasn’t been loaded, and the view hasn’t been created. A document in this state may or may not also have RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization, but a document with RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization always has RDT_PendingInitialization. Documents in this state are referred to as lazy or stub documents. This method causes the project that owns a lazy document to be loaded immediately, rather than waiting for it to be loaded normally, so by the time the method returns, the document no longer has RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization. It doesn’t cause the document itself to be loaded.You should first call and call GetDocumentHierarchyItem only if the document doesn’t have RDT_PendingInitialization among its flags. You can be notified that the document has been loaded by subscribing to running document table events and looking for the flag in or .

The document cookie. [out] The project hierarchy. [out] The item ID.

This is functionally identical to calling IVsRunningDocumentTable.GetDocumentInfo and requesting only the moniker, but it is easier to consume from managed code. In managed code it is impossible to request the flags without also requesting all of the other information, and requesting all of the other information can result in the potentially unnecessary initialization of an RDT_PendingInitialization document.

The document cookie. The moniker.

Returns the GUID for the project owning the document

The document cookie. The GUID.

This is functionally identical to calling IVsRunningDocumentTable.GetDocumentInfo and requesting only the read lock count, but it is easier to consume from managed code. In managed code it is impossible to request the flags without also requesting all of the other information, and requesting all of the other information can result in the potentially unnecessary initialization of an RDT_PendingInitialization document.

The cookie. The number of outstanding read locks for the document.

Retrieves the related save tree items for a document.

[in] Document from which to get the related save tree items. [in] Save options for the document in the running document table (RDT). [in] Size the related save tree items. [out, size_is(celt), length_is(*pcActual)] Array that contains the save options for the tree-view item. The actual number of related save tree items that was retrieved.

Determines whether the given cookie exists in the RDT.

The cookie. True if the cookie exists in the RDT, otherwise false.

Indicates whether the document has changed since the last save.

[in] The document to check. if the document has changed, or if the document has not changed since the last save.

Indicates whether the document is a read-only document.

[in] The document to check. if the document can only be read, or if information can be written to the document.

Determines whether the given moniker exists in the RDT

The moniker. True if the moniker is valid, otherwise false.

Notifies the client when changes are made to the document.

[in] The document that is changed. [in] The new attributes for the document.

Updates the status of the dirty state.

[in] The document to check.

Updates the document’s read-only state.

[in] The document to check.

Classify the source file as user code, library code or unrelated code.

The source URL. The code type.

Create JSON user settings.

The project root. The settings file. The HRESULT.

Clears the container.

Enumerates only the keys at the top level (not in subcollections). IEnumString.Next() returns LPOLESTRs, which must be freed by the caller usingCoTaskMemFree.

[out] The key enumeration.

Enumerates the subkeys of the parent keys.

The parent keys. The number of parent keys. [out] The key enumeration.

Gets a multi-key value.

The keys. The number of keys. The value.

Gets a value for the specified key.

The key. The value.

Removes the specified key values.

The keys. The number of keys.

Removes the value for the specified key.

The key.

Set multi-key values.

The keys. The number of keys. The value.

Sets a value for the specified key.

The key. The value.

Subscribes to package load events.

The event sink. The cookie.

Loads, if necessary, the specified package and creates an instance of the given type of extension point using .

[in] Package containing the desired extension. [in] The type of extension point. [in] The instance identifier of the requested extension point. The requested extension point instance.

Loads a package. If the package is not already loaded, this method provides additional diagnostic information about the reason for loading. Negative reason codes are reserved by the environment.

[in] GUID of the package to load. [in] The reason for loading the package. [in] Optional context information associated with the reason. The loaded package.

For extenders to notify when the settings have changed.

Unsubscribes from package load events.

The event cookie.

Gets the shell's instance of joinable task context. The functionality in this method is intended to be exposed by helper classes in MPF and not to be directly consumed by users.

The HRESULT.

Gets the task scheduler instance used for the context specified. This returnc a type. The functionality in this method is intended to be exposed by helper classes in MPF and not to be directly consumed by users.

The context. The HRESULT.

/ Returns a thumbnail image to use for the given theme. The thumbnail's type should be VSUI_TYPE_BITMAP

The theme ID. The HRESULT.

Subscribes to TrackBatchProjectRetargeting evesnts.

The event sink. [out] The cookie. The HRESULT.

Subscribes to TrackProjectRetargeting events.

The event sink. The cookie. The HRESULT.

Performs a batch retargeting of the specified project.

The project hierarchy. The new target framework. to unload the project if there is an error, otherwise . The HRESULT.

Starts batch retargeting.

The HRESULT.

Starts retargeting with the specified flags.

The HRESULT.

Checks for projects to retarget.

The flags. The project hierarchy. The HRESULT.

Checks the solution for retargeting.

The flags. The HRESULT.

Finish the batch retargeting.

The HRESULT.

Gets the specified project target.

The target ID. [out] The project target. The HRESULT.

Gets the specified setup driver.

The driver ID. [out] The driver. The HRESULT.

Occurs when the target framework is sest.

The project hierarchy. The current target framework. The new target framework. The callback. to reload the project after retargeting, otherwise . The HRESULT.

Prompts for retargeting.

The project hierarchy. The target. The description. The HRESULT.

Registers the project target.

The target. The HRESULT.

Registers the setup driver.

The driver ID. The driver. The HRESULT.

Unsubscribes from TrackBatchRetargeting events.

The subscription cookie. The HRESULT.

Unsubscribes from TrackProjectRetargeting

The subscription cookie. The HRESULT.

Unregisters the project target.

The target ID. The HRESULT.

Unregisters the setup driver.

The driver ID. The HRESULT.

Sets whether the tree view should enable or disable redraw.

if enabled, otherwise .

Creates a themed image list. Themed image lists attempt to transform the images to target a given background. The caller is responsible for calling ImageList_Destroy to delete the imagelist. HANDLE represents an HIMAGELIST, but including commctrl.h can produce build issues for projects that would not otherwise support common controls.

The image list. The background color. The HRESULT.

Retrieves a collection of the available key binding scopes.

The available key binding scopes.

Retrieves the name of a key binding scope.

[in] The key binding scope whose name is returned. Valid key binding scopes are the registered editor's GUIDs, and guidVSStd97 is the Global scope. The name of the key binding scope.

Brings up the File Open dialog box to obtain a specified open file.

[in, out] A structure that contains information used to initialize the File Open dialog box. When this method returns, this structure contains information about the user's file selection. [in] A string containing the help topic. [in] The caption of the Open button in the File Open dialog displayed during the call. This parameter overrides the default Open name of the button.

Gets the current RGBA value of a themed color. This method fails if the color does not exist.

[in] The color category of the themed color. [in] The color name of the themed color. [in] The color type of the themed color. The RGBA value of the themed color.

For a window previously themed by calling ThemeWindow, ensures that the window uses only colors from a fixed VS-theme, that are suitable when the themed window is displayed as child of an unthemed window (e.g. in a dialog), such that the themed window doesn't look 'out-of-place'. Other visual characteristics of the theme are kept (e.g. expander shapes in treeview, lines, control styles, etc), just the window's colors won't change when the appid theme is changed. This function should be called for themed controls that are children of unthemed dialogs.

The window

Applies theming to BGRA32 device-independent bitmap bits. The luminosity of the image is transformed so that the constant "halo" luminosity blends in with the background. This has the effect of eliminating the halo visually. The "halo" luminosity is an immutable constant, and is not calculated from the input image. Images which contain cyan (#00FFFF) in their top-right pixel are not inverted. Instead, the top-right pixel is cleared (RGBA are all set to 0) and S_OK is returned without otherwise modifying the image.

The bitmap length. The bitmap The width in pixels. The height in pixels. The bitmap. The background color.

Apply the VS-theme to the specified window, for supported window classes.

The handle of the window. The HRESULT.

Applies a size change to the windows described in the array. The size parameter is commonly returned from ComputeWindowSizeChange.

The windows to arrange. The number of windows to arrange. The size of the change.

Computes the difference between a window's current size and the new size described in newPos. This function is typically called when WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING is received, in preparation for calling CArrangeWindowHelper::Arrange.

The handle for the window. The new positions. The HRESULT.

Determines whether the specified document is in a project.

[in] String form of the unique moniker identifier of the document in the project system, for example, the full path to the file. In non-file cases, this identifier is often in the form of a URL. if the project supports external items, otherwise . out] If the document is open, this is a pointer to the interface implementation of the project that contains the document. If the document is not open, the value of this parameter is . You can call From to obtain a pointer to the interface of the project. [out] Pointer to the hierarchy item identifier of the document in the project system. For more information see . [out] Pointer to the interface for the project Specifies whether the document is in a project.

Finds an appropriate project to open the document.

in] String form of the unique moniker identifier of the document in the project system, for example, the full path to the file. In non-file cases, this identifier is often in the form of a URL. in] Unique identifier of the logical view. If the editor implements on the document view object, then the value passed into the parameter determines which view is activated when the editor window is shown, when the editor is instantiated. By specifying the logical view GUID, you can request the specific view that matches the reason you are requesting the view. For example, specify to get the view appropriate for debugging, or to get the view appropriate for the text editor (that is, a view that implements ). True if the project supports external items, otherwise false. [out] Pointer to the IServiceProvideroledbinterfaces_implemented_by_the_provider interface. [out] Pointer to the interface of the project that can open the document. [out] Pointer to the hierarchy item identifier of the document in the project. For more information see . The HRESULT.

Exports the settings.

The GUID of the settings category. The settings writer. The contains unrecognized data stored during the last import of this category. The implementation should merge that data back into the values being exported so that round-tripping between different versions can occur without data loss. This argument is optional (i.e. it may be null).

Imports the settings.

The GUID of the settings category. The settings reader. The flags. The contains unrecognized data stored during the last import of this category. The implementation should merge that data back into the values being exported so that round-tripping between different versions can occur without data loss. This argument is optional (i.e. it may be null).

Gets the frame's position, in screen coordinates. This rectangle represents the screen coordinates of the content portion of the tool window, measured in pixels. This area does not include the title region, but includes any toolbars hosted by the window. This function behaves the same regardless of the dock state of the window (floating, docked, MDI). The isOnScreen return value will be set to true if the frame's position and size could be accurately calculated, or false if the frame's position or size values could not be accurately calculated.

The left screen coordinate. The top screen coordinate. The screen width coordinate. The screen height coordinate. The HRESULT.

Gets the list of associated capabilities from the XML documentation (<capability> tags).

The list of associated capabilities.

Gets the text of a completion list.

[out] The completion list. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets a value from a completion list.

[in] The position of the list element. [out] The value of the list element. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the deprecation data from the xml documentation (<deprecated> tag).

If the tag doesn't exist, the function returns S_FALSE.

Gets the number of exceptions.

[out] The number of exceptions. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the exception text from the specified location.

[in] The position of the exception in the collection. [out] The type of the exception. [out] The text of the exception. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the priority of a filter.

[out] The filter priority. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the number of parameters.

[out] The number of parameters. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the text describing a specific parameter.

[in] The position of the parameter in the signature. [out] The name of the parameter. [out] The text describing the parameter. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the permission set.

[out] The permission set. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets remarks for an item.

[out] The remarks. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the description of return values for a method.

[out] The return value description. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the summary text for an item.

[in] The summary text. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the number of parameters for a type.

[out] The number of parameters. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets the type of a specific parameter.

[in] The position of the parameter in the collection. [out] The name of the parameter. [out] The type name of the parameter. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Sets the specified options for XML member data elements.

[in] An enumeration that specifies the options. If the method succeeds, it returns . If it fails, it returns an error code.

Gets or sets the application start page.

Returns .

Gets or sets the .

Returns .

Gets a list of all capabilities currently declared in the manifest, which may include both standard capabilities and device capabilities.

Gets or sets the highest operating system tested, for example 6.3.

Returns .

Gets or sets the minimum operating system supported (such as 6.3).

Returns .

Gets or sets the package version.

Returns .

Gets the fixed list of standard capabilities.

Gets the IP address or machine name of the bootstapped target.

The IP address or machine name of the bootstapped target.

Determines whether the bootstrapper operation succeeded.

True if the bootstrapper operation succeeded, otherwise false.

Gets an event that is signaled whenever the design-time build resource is available.

The wait handle.

Gets an event that is signaled whenever a solution build is not in progress.

The wait handle.

Gets an event that is signaled whenever the UI thread is available for a build.

The wait handle.

Determines whether the service has already been referenced.

True if the service has already been referenced, otherwise false.

Gets the full path.

The full path.

Gets the instance ID.

The instance ID.

Gets the name.

The name.

Gets the provider identity.

The provider identity.

Gets the project capabilities.

The project capabilities.

Gets the project capabilities.

The project capabilities.

Gets the reference filter paths.

The reference filter paths.

Gets the references.

The references.

Gets the target framework moniker.

The target framework moniker.

Gets the target platform identifier.

The target platform identifier.

Gets the target platform version.

The target platform version.

Gets the Visual Studio version.

The Visual Studio version.

Gets the collection of connected services.

The collection of connected services.

Gets the service ID.

The service ID.

Gets the number of services.

The number of services.

Gets the project.

The project.

The GUID of the setup driver.

Gets the target ID.

The target ID.

Gets the new target ID.

The new target ID.

Determines whether to reload the project if retargeting was successful.

true to reload the project if retargeting was successful, otherwise false.

Determines whether to unload if the retarget was canceled.

true to unload if the retarget was canceled, otherwise false.

Determines whether to unload the project if retargeting fails.

true to unload the project if retargeting fails, otherwise false.

Gets the display name.

The display name.

Gets the order of the target groups.

The order of the target groups.

Determines whether or not it is supported.

True if it is supported, otherwise false.

Gets the target ID.

The target ID.

Gets the description.

The description.

Gets the type of the member.

The type of the member.

Specifies some project/solution load options.

A flag used on solution load case after the first time the solution was opened. No prompt is displayed, and the load sequence proceeds with the default action on Cancel.

Specifies that only project that have IVsProjectTargetChange.UnloadOnCancel = true should be considered.

The project/solution is being loaded for the first time.

Set when called after project load.

Set when invoking the Solution Retarget command.

Set when invoking the Retarget Project command.

Set when called after project load.

Specifies some project retarget options.

No options.

Specifies that backup should be performed, if it is supported.

Specifies the priority of the task.

Low priority.

Normal priority.

High priority.

Critical priority.

Indicates some properties of the tab image.

No flags.

The image can be themed before it is displayed. In other words it is not an unthemable icon obtained from the file system.

The image is already scaled up for the current DPI zoom level.

Specifies how the windows are to be arranged.

Change the X coordinate of the window.

Change the Y coordinate of the window.

Change the width of the window.

Change the height of the window.

Specifies debug launch flags.

Allows stopping events in break-mode.

Specifies property identifiers for window frames, document frames, and tool window frames.

Determines whether a window is a delay-loaded frame that hasn't yet been fully initialized.

Indicates values from .

Indicates the first property ID.

Specifies properties of the Visual Studio shell.

VT_UNKNOWN [optional] Returns the implementation of IVsPersistConnectedServices for a project.

VT_UNKNOWN [optional] Returns the implementation of IVsRetargetProject for a project.

VT_BOOL [optional] Indicates that all the project files should be visible in solution explorer by default. This property is added to give Visual Basic flavored project systems the power to change the default visibility of special files in Solution Explorer. For example, by default all the dependent files in Visual Basic projects aren’t shown in Solution Explorer, and a flavored project could return for this property to show those files.

VT_BSTR [optional] Returns an optional string that is shown in Solution Explorer. The current implementation honors this property only for hierarchy root nodes. For example, with Windows Store projects targeting Windows 8.1, the sub-caption is "Windows 8.1" for the project node, and the final text in the Solution Explorer is "<Project caption> (Windows 8.1)".

VT_ARRAY [optional] Returns the list of implementations of IVsScriptJmcProjectControl for a project. (JMC = JustMyCode.) IVsScriptJmcProjectControl is used by the debugger to query projects for the user/non-user code status of a source file.

VT_BSTR [optional] Returns an optional string (VSITEMID_ROOT) that Nuget will consume and pass along as an opaque string to the Nuget servers when doing installs of packages. This provides additional telemetry data (in addition to the project type GUIDs) which can be used to improve features like Suggested Packages that are based on the project type and what users of that project type are installing. This is especially useful if a single project type supports multiple technologies and the project type GUID does not provide enough differentiation.

VT_BOOL [optional] Returns a bool that determines whether the project requires the legacy managed debug engine (cpde.dll) when debugging the managed code in this project.

GUID [optional] Current target id for the project hierarchy. Currently implemented on the stub hierarchy for projects that are unloaded during retargeting check.

GUID [optional] The default new target id for retargeting. Currently implemented on the stub hierarchy for projects that are unloaded during retargeting check.

The first property.

Indicates that uninitialized document window frames should be considered in searches.

Specifies how to open a document.

Reserved.

Open the document in a preview window if the editor supports preview, otherwise open it in a permanent window. This value must be used alone; it cannot be combined with other flags.

Identifies property settings for a solution.

VARIANT_TRUE when the solution is in batch retargeting. Used to avoid reentering retargetting.

Specifies the first VSPROPID in this version.

Specifies properties for the targeting capability.

BOOL, optional, default FALSE. Specifies whether to offer retarget on first load.

BSTR, required. The title to display for this target section, when project is offered for retargeting.

BSTR, required. The description for this target section, when the project is offered for retargeting.

WORD, optional, default RTP_Low.

BSTR, required. The title to display for this target section, when the project will be unloaded.

BSTR, required. The description for this target section, when the project will be unloaded.

DWORD, optional, default RTP_Low.

BSTR, optional, default NULL. Specifies a URL to incorporate into the retarget dialog and to open in Visual Studio every time a project is being unloaded because it first needs to be retarget.

BSTR, optional, default NULL. Specifies a URL to open in the IDE after retargeting.

BOOL, optional, default false. Sent backup flag to RetargetProject.

STR, optional, default null. The project title addition in case the project is unloaded for retargeting.

BSTR, optional, default null. The unloaded info line in case the project is unloaded for retargeting.

BSTR, optional, default null. The text for the retarget project context menu command.

BOOL, optional, default false. There are missing components (Visual Studio and/or SDKs) that are needed for the proper operation of projects using this target.

IVsProjectAcquisitionSetupDriver, optional, default null. The setup driver for installing the missing component.

VARIANT, optional, default NULL. The components for the Setup driver to install, format specific.

BSTR, optional, default null. The text for the Acquisition project context menu command.

Specifies information about a document in the running document table (RDT).

A document was added to the RDT in a fully-initialized state, or a document that had the property RDT_PendingInitialization has completed its initialization.

A document that had the property RDT_PendingHierarchyInitialization has completed its hierarchy initialization.

Provides an enumeration of keyboard keys (enter, navigation arrows, page up/page down) that are forwarded by the common search control to your implementation (through a call to ). You can then intercept these key presses and provide actions specific to your window (for example, select the previous or next search result, execute the currently-selected result, and so on).

The ESC key was pressed.

Specifies additional shell property settings for the environment.

BOOL, read-only. True if the shell has begun shutting down.

BOOL, read-only. Determines whether the shell is in a long idle state (without user input).

UI4, read-only. The number of seconds since the shell entered a long idle state (without user input). Property change notifications are not raised for this property.

Flag indicating the first property identifier in this group of identifiers.

Cancel the task along with the parent.

Specifies the type of deprecation for XML member data.

Deprecate.

Remove.

Specifies the reason for a long idle.

A time interval (specified during the AdviseLongIdleEvents call) has passed without any user input.

The screen saver was activated.

The desktop/session is locked.

Represents different reasons for unloading a project. Used in .

The project was unloaded because project target is not supported by current version or edition of Visual Studio. The project must be retargeted before it can be reloaded.

The project was unloaded because some components (Visual Studio components or SDKs) are not installed on the system, and the components are essential for the proper operation of this project. In order to be loaded, the project has to install the missing components.

Specifies options for a document in the running document table (RDT).

The document hasn't yet been initialized; it will be initialized on demand.

The document's hierarchy hasn't yet been initialized; it will be initialized on demand.

Specifies attributes of a tree List.

If all lists in the merged list have this flag set, avoid displaying the hourglass cursor.

Specifies toast capabilities.

Toast capability is not set.

Toast capability.

No toast capability.

Provides programmatic access to a project's .appxmanifext file. You can use it to open a DocData object provided by the Manifest Designer, ensure that it is registered in the running document table (RDT), and return a document handle object that implements two interfaces: IVsDocumentLockHolder and IVsInvisibleEditor. This forces any existing document window to close, and causes the returned document handle to hold a RDT_EditLock. When you need to keep the document handle for longer periods of time, cast it to IVsInvisibleEditor and use GetDocData to get a pointer to a fresh object model. When finished with the document handle, always call IVsDocumentLockHolder.CloseDocumentHolder(), usually passing (uint)__FRAMECLOSE.FRAMECLOSE_SaveIfDirty as the save option.

Provides an object model for the app manifest of the current project. It is implemented by the object of the app manifest designer.

Represents an aggregatable project.

Represents the bootstrapper.

Represents bootstrapper events.

Represents the bootstrapper logger.

Represents the result of an app container bootstrapper operation.

Provides a way to synchronize access to the default MSBuild build manager.

Represents a reference to a connected service.

The context for the connected service reference provider.

Represents connected service properties.

This interface should be supported by doc data that should be backed up. Visual Studio File Recovery backs up all objects in the Running Document Table that support IVsFileBackup2 and have unsaved changes. Implement this interface rather than IVsFileBackup if your component supports asynchronous backups that do not run on the UI thread.

Implemented by subscribers interested in receiving long idle notifications.

Provides methods to allow subscribers to receive long idle events.

Implemented by the solution-wrapper to the OutputWindow tool window. It is not guaranteed to be implemented by all COM objects that implement IVsOutputWindowPane, so clients that need pump-free writing to the output window should try to cast to this interface and use it if the cast succeeds, but be prepared to fallback to calling IVsOutputWindowPane::OutputString when the cast fails.

Represents package load events.

Implemented by project system that supports ConnectedServices property persistance. Use IVsHierarchy.GetProperty(VSHPROPID_ConnectedServicesPersistence, ...) to get IVsPersistConnectedServices from the project.

Represents the setup driver.

Provides methods for registering most recently used (MRU) entries.

Represents the project target change.

Represents the project target description.

Represents properties information.

Provides methods for retargeting projects.

Provides methods for retargeting projects asynchronously.

Provides methods for dealing with documents in the Running Document Table.

This interface is implemented by project systems that are able to classify Script source documents as user code or non-user code. This is the element type returned for VSHPROPID_ScriptJmcProjectControl.

The script user settings provider.

Provides settings functionality.

Provides package load functionality.

Provides task scheduling methods.

Provides a method to get a theme thumbnail.

Provides methods for retargeting projects.

Provides methods for native windows.

Provides shell functionality.

Provides methods for computing window size changes.

Provides additional methods for opening documents.

Provides help with importing and exporting settings.

Implemented by the Visual Studio Environment on objects for tool windows and document windows. This interface may be retrieved by QueryInterface from an pointer.

Extracts information from XML documentation.

Provides information for deprecating XML members.

Provides .

Specifies how a window is to be arranged.

Represents the type of code.

The project is not aware of this code.

User code.

The code belongs to a library that may interact with user code.

The code is not related to any user code.

Represents the position of a window.