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IVsAssemblyNameUnification Interface

Visual Studio 2005

Returns the name of the unified assembly based on the simple and full names the loader uses, and the .NET framework assemblies list (FrameworkList.xml). Use the SVsAssemblyNameUnification (SID_SvsAssemblyNameUnification) service to get an instance of the interface.

Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop
Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.8.0 (in microsoft.visualstudio.shell.interop.8.0.dll)

Syntax

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[GuidAttribute("F33D7D20-49CE-47A7-9E3B-DCC9DD19AF00")] 
[InterfaceTypeAttribute(1)] 
public interface IVsAssemblyNameUnification

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/** @attribute GuidAttribute("F33D7D20-49CE-47A7-9E3B-DCC9DD19AF00") */ 
/** @attribute InterfaceTypeAttribute(1) */ 
public interface IVsAssemblyNameUnification

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GuidAttribute("F33D7D20-49CE-47A7-9E3B-DCC9DD19AF00") 
InterfaceTypeAttribute(1) 
public interface IVsAssemblyNameUnification

Remarks

Because of unification, the .NET process of determining component versions in a multiple-version environment, an assembly used may not be the one expected. You can find the assembly actually in use through this interface.

Reference

IVsAssemblyNameUnification Members
Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop Namespace

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