Using the following code gives me the solution folders instead of the actual projects.
projectName = DTE for each project for Dolution.Success.Projects (0). Project.UniqueName = projectName then finish the project if the next Can I actually loop through the actual project nodes?
I am trying to read the properties from the startup project.
I have never written any visual studio macros, but it can be what you want Are there.
projectName = DTE.Solution.SolutionBuild.StartupProjects (0) DTE for each project. If projects (project.ConfigurationManager IsNot is nothing) then 'this is a project! If (project.UniqueName = projectName) then return the project again (if project.ProjectItems IsNot is nothing) then for each project item in the project. If ProjectItems (projectItem.SubProject IsNot is nothing) then 'TODO: End of Absorption at ProjectItem.SubProject if the next ending end if next I left a' Tudo 'there because you actually You will need to drag it into a function that you can call again if you have nested (sub) projects.
I have found this solution, and when it is Visual Studio 2005-era material, it can move you in the right direction.
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