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Visual Studio macro: Find files that aren’t included in the project?

Here is the C# version of your code: public static void IncludeNewFiles() { int count = 0; EnvDTE80.DTE2 dte2; List<string> newfiles; dte2 = (EnvDTE80.DTE2)System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetActiveObject(“VisualStudio.DTE.10.0”); foreach (Project project in dte2.Solution.Projects) { if (project.UniqueName.EndsWith(“.csproj”)) { newfiles = GetFilesNotInProject(project); foreach (var file in newfiles) project.ProjectItems.AddFromFile(file); count += newfiles.Count; } } dte2.StatusBar.Text = String.Format(“{0} new file{1} included in the … Read more

Awesome Visual Studio Macros [closed]

I add buttons on the toolbar for the following 3 macros. Each will take the currently selected text in any file and google it (or MSDN-it, or spell-check-it). Make up a nifty icon for the toolbar for extra style-points. Private Const BROWSER_PATH As String = “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe” Sub SearchGoogle() Dim cmd As String cmd … Read more

Toggle “Break when an exception is thrown.” using macro or keyboard shortcut

Very similar to the other answer, but there is a special ExceptionSetting for the group. Dim dbg As EnvDTE90.Debugger3 = DTE.Debugger Dim exSettings As EnvDTE90.ExceptionSettings = dbg.ExceptionGroups.Item(“Common Language Runtime Exceptions”) Dim exSetting As EnvDTE90.ExceptionSetting Try exSetting = exSettings.Item(“Common Language Runtime Exceptions”) Catch ex As COMException If ex.ErrorCode = -2147352565 Then exSetting = exSettings.NewException(“Common Language Runtime … Read more

How to Use/Enable (RegExp object) Regular Expression using VBA (MACRO) in word

By default Regular Expression option is disabled in word 2007, to enable that plase do following steps, 1). Go to Tools > References as shown below. 2). Now put a tick on “Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions 5.5” option and then press oh as shown below. 3). Now onward you can create a RegExp object in … Read more

Alternative to macros in Visual Studio 2012

The simplest alternative to macros is creating add-ins. I know, I know, I wasn’t excited about it either, but it’s actually surprisingly easy. There are three simple parts to it: Create the macro project, stepping through a wizard UI. Write your code. Copy the macro’s .addin and .dll files to your Visual Studio Addins directory. … Read more