private static string GetProjectGuid(string fullname, IVsSolution5 vsSolution5)
{
ThreadHelper.ThrowIfNotOnUIThread();
var guid = vsSolution5.GetGuidOfProjectFile(fullname);
return(guid.ToString());
}
private Guid GetProjectGuid()
{
var project = GetProject();
if (project == null)
{
return(Guid.Empty);
}
return(vsSolution.GetGuidOfProjectFile(project.FileName));
}
private Guid GetProjectGuid()
{
var project = GetProject();
if (project == null)
{
return(Guid.Empty);
}
try
{
return(vsSolution.GetGuidOfProjectFile(project.FileName));
}
catch (Exception ex) when(!ErrorHandler.IsCriticalException(ex))
{
logger.LogDebug(Strings.TextBufferIssueTracker_ProjectGuidError, FilePath, ex);
return(Guid.Empty);
}
}
private void BuildProjectPathToIdMap()
{
projectPathToProjectIdMap = new Dictionary <string, string>(StringComparer.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase);
IVsSolution solution = this.serviceProvider.GetService <SVsSolution, IVsSolution>();
Debug.Assert(solution != null, "Cannot find SVsSolution");
// 1. Call with nulls to get the number of files
const uint grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles = 0; // required since the projects might not have finished loading
uint fileCount;
var result = solution.GetProjectFilesInSolution(grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles, 0, null, out fileCount);
if (ErrorHandler.Failed(result))
{
return;
}
// 2. Size array and call again to get the data
string[] fileNames = new string[fileCount];
result = solution.GetProjectFilesInSolution(grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles, fileCount, fileNames, out fileCount);
if (ErrorHandler.Failed(result))
{
return;
}
IVsSolution5 soln5 = (IVsSolution5)solution;
foreach (string projectFile in fileNames)
{
// We need to use the same project id that is used by the Scanner for MSBuild.
// For non-.Net Core projects, the scanner will use the <ProjectGuid> value in the project.
// .Net Core projects don't have a <ProjectGuid> property so the scanner uses the GUID allocated
// to the project in the solution file.
// Fortunately, this is the logic used by soln5.GetGuidOfProjectFile... so we can just use that.
Guid projectId = soln5.GetGuidOfProjectFile(projectFile);
Debug.Assert(projectId != null, "Not expecting VS to return a null project guid");
projectPathToProjectIdMap.Add(projectFile, projectId.ToString().Replace("{", "").Replace("}", ""));
}
}
internal /* for testing */ static IDictionary <string, string> BuildProjectPathToIdMap(IVsSolution solution)
{
var map = new Dictionary <string, string>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
// 1. Call with nulls to get the number of files
const uint grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles = 0; // required since the projects might not have finished loading
uint fileCount;
var result = solution.GetProjectFilesInSolution(grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles, 0, null, out fileCount);
if (ErrorHandler.Failed(result))
{
return(map);
}
// 2. Size array and call again to get the data
string[] fileNames = new string[fileCount];
result = solution.GetProjectFilesInSolution(grfGetOpsIncludeUnloadedFiles, fileCount, fileNames, out _);
if (ErrorHandler.Failed(result))
{
return(map);
}
IVsSolution5 soln5 = (IVsSolution5)solution;
foreach (string projectFile in fileNames)
{
// We need to use the same project id that is used by the Scanner for MSBuild.
// For non-.Net Core projects, the scanner will use the <ProjectGuid> value in the project.
// .Net Core projects don't have a <ProjectGuid> property so the scanner uses the GUID allocated
// to the project in the solution file.
// Fortunately, this is the logic used by soln5.GetGuidOfProjectFile... so we can just use that.
Guid projectGuid = soln5.GetGuidOfProjectFile(projectFile);
// Overwrite duplicate entries. This won't happen for real project files: it will only happen
// for solution folders with duplicate names, which we don't care about.
map[projectFile] = projectGuid.ToString().Replace("{", "").Replace("}", "");
}
return(map);
}
public Guid GetGuidOfProjectFile(string pszProjectFile)
{
return(_solution.GetGuidOfProjectFile(pszProjectFile));
}
