protected override void EndProcessing()
{
base.EndProcessing();
var packageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion = _deleteOnRestartManager.GetPackageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion();
if (packageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion != null && packageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion.Count != 0)
{
_deleteOnRestartManager.CheckAndRaisePackageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion();
var message = string.Format(
System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture,
Resources.Cmdlet_RequestRestartToCompleteUninstall,
string.Join(", ", packageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion));
WriteWarning(message);
}
}
public RestartRequestBar(IDeleteOnRestartManager deleteOnRestartManager, IVsShell4 vsRestarter)
{
InitializeComponent();
_deleteOnRestartManager = deleteOnRestartManager;
_vsRestarter = vsRestarter;
// Since the DeleteonRestartManager is guranteed to be a singleton, we can rely on it for firing the events
// both in package management ui and the powershell console.
_deleteOnRestartManager.PackagesMarkedForDeletionFound += OnPackagesMarkedForDeletionFound;
// Since Loaded event is not reliable, we do it at construction time initially, this is only for
// the case when this needs to show up in package manager window (since package manager ui gets recreated,
// the check can happen here). For powershell, it depends on the event handlers firigng up either via
// package manager ui or the powershell commands like uninstall package.
_deleteOnRestartManager.CheckAndRaisePackageDirectoriesMarkedForDeletion();
// Set DynamicResource binding in code
// The reason we can't set it in XAML is that the VsBrushes class come from either
// Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.12 or Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.14 assembly,
// depending on whether NuGet runs inside VS12 or VS14.
RequestRestartMessage.SetResourceReference(TextBlock.ForegroundProperty, VsBrushes.InfoTextKey);
RestartBar.SetResourceReference(Border.BackgroundProperty, VsBrushes.InfoBackgroundKey);
RestartBar.SetResourceReference(Border.BorderBrushProperty, VsBrushes.ActiveBorderKey);
}