__VSPSEPROPID Enum

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop

Assembly:

Microsoft.VisualStudio.Interop.dll

Provides properties to set project-specific editor information in the OpenWith dialog box.

public enum class __VSPSEPROPID

public enum class __VSPSEPROPID

enum __VSPSEPROPID

public enum __VSPSEPROPID

type __VSPSEPROPID = 

Public Enum __VSPSEPROPID

Inheritance

Enum

__VSPSEPROPID

Fields

VSPSEPROPID_FIRST	-5101	Indicates the first __VSPSEPROPID.
VSPSEPROPID_LAST	-5100	This must be the same as the first property defined.
VSPSEPROPID_NIL	-1	NIL; -1
VSPSEPROPID_ProjectDefaultEditorName	-5101	BSTR. Optional. The project can return a name for the editor (to be used instead of "Project default editor".
VSPSEPROPID_UseGlobalEditorByDefault	-5100	BOOL. Optional. If you set this property, then a <project default editor> entry is added to the OpenWith dialog box. If true, then the global editor is used by default. If false, then a project-specific editor is used by default. The project is expected to persist on a per-user/per-machine/per file-type (file extension) basis whether the global standard editor or the project-specific editor should be used. The project then uses this information to know whether to call OpenStandardEditor(UInt32, String, Guid, String, IVsUIHierarchy, UInt32, IntPtr, IServiceProvider, IVsWindowFrame) or OpenSpecificEditor(UInt32, String, Guid, String, Guid, String, IVsUIHierarchy, UInt32, IntPtr, IServiceProvider, IVsWindowFrame) when a project item is opened.

Remarks

COM Signature

From vsshell.idl:

enum __VSPSEPROPID  
{  
    VSPSEPROPID_NIL                    = -1,  
    VSPSEPROPID_LAST                       = -5100,  
    VSPSEPROPID_UseGlobalEditorByDefault = -5100,  
    VSPSEPROPID_ProjectDefaultEditorName = -5101,  
    VSPSEPROPID_FIRST                      = -5101,  
};  
typedef LONG VSPSEPROPID;