CommandPlacement element

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11/04/2016

Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac

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The CommandPlacement element enables buttons, groups, and menus to be included in more than one group or menu. By using the CommandPlacement element, you do not have to completely redefine these items in order to modify the look of a user interface.

For more information, see Create reusable groups of buttons.

Syntax

<CommandPlacement guid="guidMyCommandSet" id="MyCommand" priority="0x001" >
  <Parent>... </Parent>
</CommandPlacement>

Attributes and elements

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

Attribute	Description
guid	Required. The guid of the command set, as defined in the Symbols element.
id	Required. The id of the menu, group, or command to be placed, as defined in the `Symbols Element`.
priority	Required. Determines the visual position of the item in its parent element.
Condition	Optional. See Conditional Aattributes.

Child elements

Element	Description
Parent	Required. The menu or group that hosts the item to be placed.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
CommandPlacements element	Specifies groups of CommandPlacements and CommandPlacement elements.

Example

<CommandPlacements>
  <CommandPlacement guid="guidWidgetPackage" id="cmdidInsertOptions"
    priority="0x0300">
    <Parent guid="cmdGuidWidgetCommands" id="menuIDEditWidget"/>
  </CommandPlacement>
</CommandPlacements>

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