Hi: I haven't done anything, but this is something I would look in to doing as a collaborative effort. As I see things there are currently several issues, with sql server management studio and/or visual studio 2010: Firstly in sql server management studio 2008 r2 (2010) there are several tables that do not read correctly at all. These can be overcome with scripting/msaa on most cases from what I can tell. In visual studio 2010, we need to allow access to the designers (particularly with the wpf designer.) from the limited research I've done, we will need to use ui automation (as I understand we doesn't provide this from the scripting interface currently!) we will also need to use the visual studio object model-this would mean that the solution would require the pro version and above. Hope all this helps. Regards Sean.
From: RicksPlace [mailto:ofbgm...@mi.rr.com] Sent: 03 February 2012 12:30 To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com Subject: Anyone Tried Scripting Visual Studio 2010 or vb.net, c#, Express? Hi: now that we 7.5.2 is working a little better with vb.net 2010 I am thinking of looking at how well it might be suited to scripting without the use of standard plug-ins. It is a huge undertaking so I am interested in anyone who has tried this or anyone who is using some version of the 2010 VS Applications or even the Sql Server Management Studio (2010 or 2012). My first impression is that there may be the potential for scripting but I dont want to spend half my life trying to ReInvent the wheel if someone has already done something with it. If not, has anyone worked developing plug-ins since they might be the best method of making Visual Studio and other MS software IDEs accessible? Rick USA
