public VisualStudioInstance(SolutionFile solution) {
_solution = solution;
_app = new VisualStudioApp();
Project = _app.OpenProject(solution.Filename);
ThreadHelper.Generic.Invoke(Keyboard.Reset);
_solutionExplorer = _app.OpenSolutionExplorer();
SelectSolutionNode();
}
public VisualStudioSolution(SolutionFile solution)
{
_solution = solution;
_app = new VisualStudioApp();
Project = _app.OpenProject(solution.Filename);
ThreadHelper.Generic.Invoke(Keyboard.Reset);
SolutionExplorer = _app.OpenSolutionExplorer();
SelectSolutionNode();
}
/// <summary>
/// Selects the solution node using the mouse.
///
/// This is used to reset the state of the mouse before a test as some
/// tests can cause the mouse to be left in an odd state - the mouse up
/// event is delivered to solution explorer, but selecting items later
/// doesn't work because the mouse is left in an odd state. If you
/// make this method a nop and try and run all of the tests you'll
/// see the bad behavior.
/// </summary>
public void SelectSolutionNode()
{
// May need to reopen Solution Explorer so we can find a clickable
// point.
_solutionExplorer = _app.OpenSolutionExplorer();
var item = SolutionExplorer.WaitForItem(SolutionNodeText);
SolutionExplorer.CenterInView(item);
Mouse.MoveTo(item.GetClickablePoint());
Mouse.Click(MouseButton.Left);
}
public VisualStudioInstance(SolutionFile solution, VisualStudioApp app)
{
_solution = solution;
_app = app;
Project = _app.OpenProject(solution.Filename);
ThreadHelper.JoinableTaskFactory.Run(async() => {
await ThreadHelper.JoinableTaskFactory.SwitchToMainThreadAsync();
Keyboard.Reset();
});
_solutionExplorer = _app.OpenSolutionExplorer();
SelectSolutionNode();
}
/// <summary>
/// Opens and activates the solution explorer window.
/// </summary>
public SolutionExplorerTree OpenSolutionExplorer()
{
_solutionExplorerTreeView = null;
Dte.ExecuteCommand("View.SolutionExplorer");
return(SolutionExplorerTreeView);
}
/// <summary>
/// Selects the solution node using the mouse.
///
/// This is used to reset the state of the mouse before a test as some
/// tests can cause the mouse to be left in an odd state - the mouse up
/// event is delivered to solution explorer, but selecting items later
/// doesn't work because the mouse is left in an odd state. If you
/// make this method a nop and try and run all of the tests you'll
/// see the bad behavior.
/// </summary>
public void SelectSolutionNode() {
// May need to reopen Solution Explorer so we can find a clickable
// point.
_solutionExplorer = _app.OpenSolutionExplorer();
var item = SolutionExplorer.WaitForItem(SolutionNodeText);
SolutionExplorer.CenterInView(item);
Mouse.MoveTo(item.GetClickablePoint());
Mouse.Click(MouseButton.Left);
}