Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable

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  • =?Utf-8?B?TWFya3Vz?=

    Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable

    Hi all

    How can I make an Addin written in csharp for Visual Studio dockable, so
    that I can place this addin on the right side of the VS environment?
    Similar like the "solution explorer", etc..

    Any examples are welcome;-)

    Thanks
    Markus
  • Jay Dee

    #2
    Re: Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable

    What you mean by an add-in.

    Do you mean a Control that you have written or intend on write in
    CSharp that is some kind of side bar.

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    • =?Utf-8?B?TWFya3Vz?=

      #3
      Re: Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable



      "Jay Dee" wrote:
      What you mean by an add-in.
      >
      Do you mean a Control that you have written or intend on write in
      CSharp that is some kind of side bar.
      >
      yes, like a control (or a window) that I would like to write in csharp.

      In VS you have a wizard to write an addin for the visual studio himself.
      Inside this addin, I will create a window, which will open when I start the
      addin.
      Now this window will open as a popup window, but I would like to make it
      dockable, so that this window will be beside my VS environment (and not like
      a popup window)..

      Markus

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      • Jay Dee

        #4
        Re: Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable

        Do you mean something like this but that performs a different task?



        or are you on about creating a custom control that can be added to the
        toolbox and used on other controls.

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        • =?Utf-8?B?TWFya3Vz?=

          #5
          Re: Making a csharp Addin for Visual Studio dockable

          Yes, something like that...

          A window with tabs (showing your example) and make it dockable.

          Is it easy to do?
          Then I can place the control anywhere in the VS environment?

          Markus

          "Jay Dee" wrote:
          Do you mean something like this but that performs a different task?
          >

          >
          or are you on about creating a custom control that can be added to the
          toolbox and used on other controls.
          >

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