I'm implementing the IVsBuildStatusCallback interface and am not able to hit my breakpoint in the BuildEnd method. Here is the code I'm using to set AdviseBuildStatusCallback:
public int OnAfterOpenProject(IVsHierarchy pHierarchy, int fAdded){
if (Utilities.IsSameComObject(pHierarchy, this as Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.IVsHierarchy)){
IVsProjectCfg project_cfg;ConfigProvider.OpenProjectCfg(
"Release", out project_cfg); IVsBuildableProjectCfg bpcfg; uint bsc_cookie;project_cfg.get_BuildableProjectCfg(
out bpcfg);bpcfg.AdviseBuildStatusCallback(
this, out bsc_cookie);}
return VSConstants.S_OK;// throw new Exception("The method or operation is not implemented.");
}
I've also tried putting the code in my overloaded Build method on my ProjectNode class. I also tried using the MPF classes instead, but nothing seems to work. Any suggestions
Thanks,
Mike
AdviseBuildStatusCallback
MikeFrey
I got these events to fire by declaring a BuildEvents object and using that instead of an inline call:
BuildEvents myBuildEvents = MyDTE.Events.BuildEvents;myBuildEvents.OnBuildBegin +=
new _dispBuildEvents_OnBuildBeginEventHandler(XgenProject_OnBuildBegin);myBuildEvents.OnBuildDone +=
new _dispBuildEvents_OnBuildDoneEventHandler(XgenProject_OnBuildDone);My problem now is that the other project builds in my solution, like C# projects, are also triggering these events. Is there a way to make these events fire for only my project type. I tried adding the BuildEvents interface to my ProjectNode class and using those eventhandlers, but that did not work.
Thanks,
Mike
Lajash
Asifkhan75025
Do I need to implement automation on my package in order to use those events I tried this code in my ProjectNode class, but my event handler did not get called.
MyDTE = (
DTE) GetService(typeof(DTE));MyDTE.Events.BuildEvents.OnBuildDone +=
new _dispBuildEvents_OnBuildDoneEventHandler(XgenBuildDone); public void XgenBuildDone(EnvDTE.vsBuildScope Scope, EnvDTE.vsBuildAction Action){
MessageBox.Show("BuildDone");}
STreml
IVsBuildStatusCallBack is implemented by the environment and is intendended for reporting to the shell about the build status. I would suggest you to use EnvDTE.BuildEvents instead which has exactly the callback methods (OnBuildDone etc.) you are looking for.
Thanks,
Ole