Adding and Removing Property Pages

Artigo
11/15/2016

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The Project Designer provides a centralized location for managing project properties, settings, and resources in Visual Studio. It appears as a single window in the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE) and contains a number of panes on the right that are accessed through the tabs on the left. The panes (often referred to as property pages) in the Project Designer vary by project type and language. The Project Designer can be accessed with the Properties command on the Project menu.

A project subtype frequently needs to display additional property pages in the Project Designer. Likewise, some project subtypes might require that built-in property pages be removed. To do either, your project subtype must implement the IVsHierarchy interface and override the GetProperty method. By overriding this method and using propId parameter containing one of the values of the __VSHPROPID2 enumeration, you can filter, add or remove project properties. For example, you might need to add a page to the configuration-dependent property pages. To do this, you need to filter configuration-dependent property pages and then add a new page to the existing list.

Adding and Removing Property Pages in Project Designer

To remove a property page in Project Designer

Override the GetProperty(uint itemId, int propId, out object property) method to filter property pages and obtain a clsids list.

Protected Overrides int GetProperty(uint itemId, int propId, out object property)  
Protected Overrides Function GetProperty(ByVal itemId As UInteger, ByVal propId As Integer, ByRef [property] As Object) As Integer  
    'Use propId to filter configuration-independent property pages.  
    Select Case propId  
        ....   
        Case CInt(Fix(__VSHPROPID2.VSHPROPID_PropertyPagesCLSIDList))  
            'Get a semicolon-delimited list of clsids of the configuration-independent property pages  
            ErrorHandler.ThrowOnFailure(MyBase.GetProperty(itemId, propId, [property]))  
               Dim propertyPagesList As String = ((String)[property]).ToUpper(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)  
            'Remove the property page here  
               ....  
        ....  
    End Select  
        ....   
    Return MyBase.GetProperty(itemId, propId, [property])  
End Function

protected override int GetProperty(uint itemId, int propId, out object property)  
{  
    //Use propId to filter configuration-independent property pages.  
    switch (propId)  
    {  
        . . . .  

        case (int)__VSHPROPID2.VSHPROPID_PropertyPagesCLSIDList:  
            {  
                //Get a semicolon-delimited list of clsids of the configuration-independent property pages  
                ErrorHandler.ThrowOnFailure(base.GetProperty(itemId, propId, out property));  
                string propertyPagesList = ((string)property).ToUpper(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);  
                //Remove the property page here  
                . . . .  
            }  
         . . . .  
     }  
        . . . .  
    return base.GetProperty(itemId, propId, out property);  
}

Remove the Build Events page from obtained clsids list.

Private buildEventsPageGuid As String = "{1E78F8DB-6C07-4D61-A18F-7514010ABD56}"  
Private index As Integer = propertyPagesList.IndexOf(buildEventsPageGuid)  
If index <> -1 Then  
    ' GUIDs are separated by ';' so if you remove the last GUID, also remove the last ';'  
    Dim index2 As Integer = index + buildEventsPageGuid.Length + 1  
    If index2 >= propertyPagesList.Length Then  
        propertyPagesList = propertyPagesList.Substring(0, index).TrimEnd(";"c)  
    Else  
        propertyPagesList = propertyPagesList.Substring(0, index) + propertyPagesList.Substring(index2)  
    End If  
End If  
'New property value  
property = propertyPagesList

string buildEventsPageGuid = "{1E78F8DB-6C07-4D61-A18F-7514010ABD56}";  
int index = propertyPagesList.IndexOf(buildEventsPageGuid);  
if (index != -1)  
{  
    // GUIDs are separated by ';' so if you remove the last GUID, also remove the last ';'  
    int index2 = index + buildEventsPageGuid.Length + 1;  
    if (index2 >= propertyPagesList.Length)  
        propertyPagesList = propertyPagesList.Substring(0, index).TrimEnd(';');  
    else  
        propertyPagesList = propertyPagesList.Substring(0, index) + propertyPagesList.Substring(index2);  
}  
//New property value  
property = propertyPagesList;

To add a property page in Project Designer

Create a property page you want to add.

Class DeployPropertyPage  
        Inherits Form  
        Implements Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.IPropertyPage  
    'Summary: Return a stucture describing your property page.  
    ....   
    Public Sub GetPageInfo(ByVal pPageInfo As Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.PROPPAGEINFO())  
        Dim info As PROPPAGEINFO = New PROPPAGEINFO()  
        info.cb = CUInt(Marshal.SizeOf(GetType(PROPPAGEINFO)))  
        info.dwHelpContext = 0  
        info.pszDocString = Nothing  
        info.pszHelpFile = Nothing  
        info.pszTitle = "Deployment" 'Assign tab name  
        info.SIZE.cx = Me.Size.Width  
        info.SIZE.cy = Me.Size.Height  
        If Not pPageInfo Is Nothing AndAlso pPageInfo.Length > 0 Then  
            pPageInfo(0) = info  
        End If  
    End Sub  
End Class

class DeployPropertyPage : Form, Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.IPropertyPage  
{  
    . . . .   
    //Summary: Return a stucture describing your property page.  
    public void GetPageInfo(Microsoft.VisualStudio.OLE.Interop.PROPPAGEINFO[] pPageInfo)  
    {  
        PROPPAGEINFO info = new PROPPAGEINFO();  
        info.cb = (uint)Marshal.SizeOf(typeof(PROPPAGEINFO));  
        info.dwHelpContext = 0;  
        info.pszDocString = null;  
        info.pszHelpFile = null;  
        info.pszTitle = "Deployment";  //Assign tab name  
        info.SIZE.cx = this.Size.Width;  
        info.SIZE.cy = this.Size.Height;  
        if (pPageInfo != null && pPageInfo.Length > 0)  
            pPageInfo[0] = info;  
    }  
}

<MSVSIP.ProvideObject(GetType(DeployPropertyPage), RegisterUsing = RegistrationMethod.CodeBase)>

[MSVSIP.ProvideObject(typeof(DeployPropertyPage), RegisterUsing = RegistrationMethod.CodeBase)]

Override the GetProperty(uint itemId, int propId, out object property) method to filter property pages, obtain a clsids list and add a new property page.

Protected Overrides Function GetProperty(ByVal itemId As UInteger, ByVal propId As Integer, ByRef [property] As Object) As Integer  
    'Use propId to filter configuration-dependent property pages.  
    Select Case propId  
        ....   
        case CInt(Fix(__VSHPROPID2.VSHPROPID_CfgPropertyPagesCLSIDList)):  
            'Get a semicolon-delimited list of clsids of the configuration-dependent property pages.  
            ErrorHandler.ThrowOnFailure(MyBase.GetProperty(itemId, propId, [property]))  
            'Add the Deployment property page.  
            [property] &= ";"c + GetType(DeployPropertyPage).GUID.ToString("B")  
    End Select  
        ....   
        Return MyBase.GetProperty(itemId, propId, [property])  
End Function

protected override int GetProperty(uint itemId, int propId, out object property)  
{  
    //Use propId to filter configuration-dependent property pages.  
    switch (propId)  
    {  
        . . . .  
        case (int)__VSHPROPID2.VSHPROPID_CfgPropertyPagesCLSIDList:  
            {  
                //Get a semicolon-delimited list of clsids of the configuration-dependent property pages.  
                ErrorHandler.ThrowOnFailure(base.GetProperty(itemId, propId, out property));  
                //Add the Deployment property page.  
                property += ';' + typeof(DeployPropertyPage).GUID.ToString("B");  
            }  
     }  
        . . . .  
    return base.GetProperty(itemId, propId, out property);  
}

Note

All code examples provided in this topic are parts of a larger example, VSSDK Samples.

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