public override void Run(string[] args, MessageBoxErrorReporter reporter)
{
var parsedArguments = new Arguments();
reporter.CommandUsage = Parser.ArgumentsUsage(parsedArguments.GetType());
if (Parser.ParseArguments(args, parsedArguments, reporter.Handler))
{
var filterFile = FilterFile.FromFile(parsedArguments.FilterFile);
// Save the filtered solution. We also add a link to the original solution file in the filtered solution.
// If we have to checkout the original solution file later on, its easier with that link.
var filteredSolution = filterFile.Apply();
// Add OriginalSolutionFile to the filter solution (and a warnings file if needed)
filteredSolution.Projects.Add(CreateOriginalSolutionProject(filterFile.SourceSolution));
filteredSolution.Save();
if (filterFile.CopyReSharperFiles)
{
var resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource = filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings";
if (File.Exists(resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource))
{
File.Copy(resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource, filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings", true);
}
var resharperUserFileSettingsSource = filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings.user";
var resharperUserFileSettingsDestination = filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings.user";
if (File.Exists(resharperUserFileSettingsSource) && !File.Exists(resharperUserFileSettingsDestination))
{
File.Copy(resharperUserFileSettingsSource, resharperUserFileSettingsDestination);
}
}
if (!parsedArguments.CreateOnly)
{
filterFile.StartFilteredSolutionWatcher(
filteredSolution,
delegate(NodeDifference difference)
{
using (var fix = new TopMostFormFix())
{
using (var form = new UpdateOriginalSolutionForm(difference, filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath))
{
return(form.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.Yes);
}
}
});
var startTime = DateTime.Now;
var process = Process.Start(filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath);
if (parsedArguments.Wait || filterFile.WatchForChangesOnFilteredSolution)
{
process.WaitForExit();
// If the process exited "too fast", we wait on the processes that were spawned by the process
// we started. This allow us to handle the case where the '.sln' is associated to an application like
// "VSLauncher.exe". That type of application only live for a short period of time because it's job
// is to analyse the sln file, launch the right version of "devenv.exe" (i.e. VS2002, VS2005, VS2008)
// and then exit.
// This "trick" should not be needed with others IDE like SharpDevelop.
if (DateTime.Now - startTime < TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1))
{
foreach (var processSpawned in ProcessEx.GetChildsOfProcess(process))
{
processSpawned.WaitForExit();
}
}
}
filterFile.StopFilteredSolutionWatcher();
}
}
}
public override void Run(string[] args, MessageBoxErrorReporter reporter)
{
var parsedArguments = new Arguments();
reporter.CommandUsage = Parser.ArgumentsUsage(parsedArguments.GetType());
if (Parser.ParseArguments(args, parsedArguments, reporter.Handler))
{
var filterFile = FilterFile.FromFile(parsedArguments.FilterFile);
// Save the filtered solution. We also add a link to the original solution file in the filtered solution.
// If we have to checkout the original solution file later on, its easier with that link.
var filteredSolution = filterFile.Apply();
// Add OriginalSolutionFile to the filter solution (and a warnings file if needed)
filteredSolution.Projects.Add(CreateOriginalSolutionProject(filterFile.SourceSolution));
filteredSolution.Save();
if (filterFile.CopyReSharperFiles)
{
var resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource = filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings";
if (File.Exists(resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource))
{
File.Copy(resharperGlobalFileSettingsSource, filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings", true);
}
var resharperUserFileSettingsSource = filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings.user";
var resharperUserFileSettingsDestination = filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath + ".DotSettings.user";
if (File.Exists(resharperUserFileSettingsSource) && !File.Exists(resharperUserFileSettingsDestination))
{
File.Copy(resharperUserFileSettingsSource, resharperUserFileSettingsDestination);
}
}
if (!parsedArguments.CreateOnly)
{
filterFile.StartFilteredSolutionWatcher(
filteredSolution,
delegate(NodeDifference difference)
{
using (var fix = new TopMostFormFix())
{
using (var form = new UpdateOriginalSolutionForm(difference, filterFile.SourceSolutionFullPath))
{
return (form.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.Yes);
}
}
});
var startTime = DateTime.Now;
var process = Process.Start(filteredSolution.SolutionFullPath);
if (parsedArguments.Wait || filterFile.WatchForChangesOnFilteredSolution)
{
process.WaitForExit();
// If the process exited "too fast", we wait on the processes that were spawned by the process
// we started. This allow us to handle the case where the '.sln' is associated to an application like
// "VSLauncher.exe". That type of application only live for a short period of time because it's job
// is to analyse the sln file, launch the right version of "devenv.exe" (i.e. VS2002, VS2005, VS2008)
// and then exit.
// This "trick" should not be needed with others IDE like SharpDevelop.
if (DateTime.Now - startTime < TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1))
{
foreach (var processSpawned in ProcessEx.GetChildsOfProcess(process))
{
processSpawned.WaitForExit();
}
}
}
filterFile.StopFilteredSolutionWatcher();
}
}
}
