Constants Members
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Constants that are common to all Visual Studio programming languages.
The Constants type exposes the following members.
Methods
Name
Description
Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.)
Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.)
Gets the type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.)
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Fields
Name
Description
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
Deprecated in Visual Studio. They are available only for backward compatibility with earlier versions of Visual Studio. For details, see the documentation for the previous version.
The GUID that is used for a command when you call AddNamedCommand. Each command has a GUID and an ID associated with it, and this is the GUID for all add-in created commands.
The CATID for documents.
The CATID for generic projects — that is, projects without a specific object model.
The CATID for the miscellaneous files project.
The CATID for the miscellaneous files project item.
The CATID for the solution.
The CATID for items in the Property window when the solution node is selected in Solution Explorer.
Indicates that the IDE is in Debugging mode.
Indicates that the IDE is in Design view.
Indicates that the solution has no projects.
Indicates that the view of the integrated development environment (IDE) is full screen.
Indicates that a macro is being recorded.
vsContextMacroRecordingToolbar
Indicates that the Macro Recorder toolbar is displayed.
Indicates that the integrated development environment (IDE) has no solution.
Indicates that a solution is currently being built.
vsContextSolutionHasMultipleProjects
Indicates that the solution contains multiple projects.
vsContextSolutionHasSingleProject
Indicates that the solution contains only one project.
A binary file, opened with a binary file editor.
An HTML document. Can get the IHTMLDocument2 interface, also known as the Document Object Model (DOM).
A resource file, opened with the resource editor.
A text document, opened with a text editor.
See vsWizardAddItem.
See vsWizardNewProject.
See vsViewKindCode.
See vsViewKindDebugging.
See vsViewKindDesigner.
See vsViewKindPrimary.
See vsViewKindTextView.
Refers to the Dynamic Help window.
Refers to the Immediate window, used to execute commands in Debug mode.
See vsWindowKindLocals.
See vsWindowKindObjectBrowser.
See vsWindowKindOutput.
The Project window, where the solution and its projects display.
See vsWindowKindTaskList.
See vsWindowKindThread.
See vsWindowKindToolbox.
See vsWindowKindWatch.
The unique name for the Miscellaneous files project. Can be used to index the Solution.Projects object, such as: DTE.Solution.Projects.Item(vsMiscFilesProjectUniqueName).
A project item in the miscellaneous files folder of the solution.
A file in the system.
vsProjectItemKindPhysicalFolder
A folder in the system.
vsProjectItemKindSolutionItems
A project item type in the solution.
A subproject under the project. If returned by Kind, then SubProject returns as a Project object.
vsProjectItemKindVirtualFolder
Indicates that the folder in the project does not physically appear on disk.
A project item located in the miscellaneous files folder of the solution.
vsProjectItemsKindSolutionItems
A collection of items in the solution items folder of the solution.
A miscellaneous files project.
A solution items project.
An unmodeled project.
The Projects collection's Kind property returns a GUID identifying the collection of project types that it contains.
vsSolutionItemsProjectUniqueName
The unique name for projects in the solution. Can be used to index the SolutionClass object's Projects collection, such as: DTE.Solution.Projects.Item(vsProjectsKindSolution).
Use the view that was last used.
View in code editor.
View in debugger.
View in Visual Designer (forms designer).
View in default viewer.
View in text editor.
The Debugger window.
The Call Stack window.
The Class View window.
The Command window.
The Document Outline window.
The Dynamic Help window.
The Find Replace dialog box.
The Find Results 1 window.
The Find Results 2 window.
The Find Symbol dialog box.
The Find Symbol Results window.
A linked window frame.
The Debugger window.
The Macro Explorer window.
The Visual Studio IDE window.
The Object Browser window.
The Output window.
The Properties window.
The Resource Editor.
The Server Explorer.
The Solution Explorer.
The Task List window.
The Debugger window.
The Toolbox.
The Watch window.
A Web browser window hosted in Visual Studio.
Represents the "AddItem" wizard type.
Represents the "AddSubProject" wizard type.
Represents the "NewProject" wizard type.
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