Knowing exactly what kinds of things you guys what in Studio would go a
long way for those of us playing with studio scripts. There are some
obvious things (like how the Control-Tab window doesn't read, which I've
already solved in a soon to be released update). But what else?
Aaron
Jared Wright wrote:
Real glad to help. Keep us posted. I know as a developer myself I'd like
some snazzy scripts available for VS but just don't have the room on my
plate to take on that project much right now. I and I'm sure plenty
others will be happy to test your progress in the field though and
provide feedback. Best of skill!
Jared
Ricks Place wrote:
Thanks Jared: That is what I was looking for. The skeleton is a good
place to start since it is good not to have a bunch of script sets
floating around if possible and it will give me a place to start.
Aaron must have a little exposure to the Visual Studio Environment and
I will contact him when I get started. I will likely have questions
about WE and Visual Studio's custom controls like the WYSIWYG Forms
Designers and how to design a strategy to work with them etc...
Thanks Again Jared:
Rick USA
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jared Wright"
<[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 6:12 PM
Subject: Re: Scripting For Visual Studio
FYI, Aaron did some initial scripting with Visual Studio 2008
already, and it's available on Script Central. It's a skeleton, to be
sure, but certainly something to at least look at for how to access
different information in the IDE. Also, I'm sure VS's own
documentation will be invaluable in evaluating how to implenet the
script in concert with the IDE's natural functionality.
Jared
Ricks Place wrote:
Hi Chip:
I was thinking of someone who might have started scripting Visual
Studio using the WE Scripting feature to get a jump start on the
early learning curve.
Rick USA
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