public static bool SetProjectWorkingDir(object sol, string project_name, string working_dir)
{
bool made_change = false;
Console.WriteLine("Looking for project {0}...", project_name);
try
{
object prjs = ViaCOM.GetProperty(sol, "Projects");
object count = ViaCOM.GetProperty(prjs, "Count");
for (int i = 1; i <= (int)count; ++i)
{
object[] prjItemArgs = { (object)i };
object prj = ViaCOM.CallMethod(prjs, "Item", prjItemArgs);
string name = (string)ViaCOM.GetProperty(prj, "Name");
if (0 == string.Compare(name, project_name, ignore_case))
{
Console.WriteLine("Found project: {0}", project_name);
Console.WriteLine("Setting working directory");
string full_project_name = (string)ViaCOM.GetProperty(prj, "FullName");
Console.WriteLine(full_project_name);
// *NOTE:Mani Thanks to incompatibilities between different versions of the
// VCProjectEngine.dll assembly, we can't cast the objects recevied from the DTE to
// the VCProjectEngine types from a different version than the one built
// with. ie, VisualStudio.DTE.7.1 objects can't be converted in a project built
// in VS 8.0. To avoid this problem, we can use the com object interfaces directly,
// without the type casting. Its tedious code, but it seems to work.
// oCfgs should be assigned to a 'Project.Configurations' collection.
object oCfgs = ViaCOM.GetProperty(ViaCOM.GetProperty(prj, "Object"), "Configurations");
// oCount will be assigned to the number of configs present in oCfgs.
object oCount = ViaCOM.GetProperty(oCfgs, "Count");
for (int cfgIndex = 1; cfgIndex <= (int)oCount; ++cfgIndex)
{
object[] itemArgs = { (object)cfgIndex };
object oCfg = ViaCOM.CallMethod(oCfgs, "Item", itemArgs);
object oDebugSettings = ViaCOM.GetProperty(oCfg, "DebugSettings");
ViaCOM.SetProperty(oDebugSettings, "WorkingDirectory", (object)working_dir);
}
break;
}
}
made_change = true;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
Console.WriteLine("Failed to set working dir for project, {0}.", project_name);
}
return(made_change);
}
public static bool SetStartupProject(string startup_project)
{
bool result = false;
try
{
// You need the 'unique name of the project to set StartupProjects.
// find the project by generic name.
Console.WriteLine("Trying to set \"{0}\" to the startup project", startup_project);
object prjs = ViaCOM.GetProperty(solution, "Projects");
object count = ViaCOM.GetProperty(prjs, "Count");
for (int i = 1; i <= (int)count; ++i)
{
object[] itemArgs = { (object)i };
object prj = ViaCOM.CallMethod(prjs, "Item", itemArgs);
object prjName = ViaCOM.GetProperty(prj, "Name");
if (0 == string.Compare((string)prjName, startup_project, ignore_case))
{
object solBuild = ViaCOM.GetProperty(solution, "SolutionBuild");
ViaCOM.SetProperty(solBuild, "StartupProjects", ViaCOM.GetProperty(prj, "UniqueName"));
Console.WriteLine(" Success!");
result = true;
break;
}
}
if (result == false)
{
Console.WriteLine(" Could not find project \"{0}\" in the solution.", startup_project);
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(" Failed to set the startup project!");
Console.WriteLine(e.Message);
}
return(result);
}