If you're building an addin for VS.NET, you should be using FileCodeModel to
generate code, not CodeModel. I believe.
If you are building an adding for VS.NET, I think you'll find a lot more
help here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vsnetaddin/
The vsnetaddin group is trolled by two of the developers responsible for the
addin architecture used in VS.NET and there are a bunch of other people and
resources (sample code, knowledge base, bug lists, etc) you won't find
anywhere else. You'll also probably find a good explanation for why to use
FileCodeModel instead of CodeModel somewhere in the past messages.
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"Guillaume" <em***@tip.nl> wrote in message
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I don't think I'm the only one with this challenge so.
I made code with the CodeDom classes and made code to create a new
solution and a new project
Now I want to get the codedom code in the new created IDE instance
How can do that?
Is there a way to paste the string (CodeDom output) into a class?
Out is the a way to insert the created CodeDom instance into the IDE
I've seen something like the CodeModel which looks like a different
version of CodeDom with a different purpose.
And I don't think that everybody who use CodeDom paste all the
generated code by hand
Is there somebody out there to help?
Thanks!
