Execute Method (IDTWizard Interface)
Visual Studio .NET 2003
Occurs when a wizard is launched from either the Add Item or the New Project dialog box.
[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub Execute( _ ByVal Application As Object, _ ByVal hwndOwner As Long, _ ByVal ContextParams() As Variant, _ ByVal CustomParams() As Variant, _ retval As wizardResult _ )
[Visual Basic 6]
Sub Execute( _ ByVal Application As Object, _ ByVal hwndOwner As Long, _ ByVal ContextParams() As Variant, _ ByVal CustomParams() As Variant, _ retval As wizardResult _ )
[C++]
HRESULT __stdcall Execute( IDispatch* Application, long hwndOwner, SAFEARRAY** ContextParams, SAFEARRAY** CustomParams, wizardResult* retval );
[C#]
void Execute( object Application, int hwndOwner, object[] ContextParams, object[] CustomParams, ref wizardResult retval );
[JScript .NET]
public function Execute( Application : Object, hwndOwner : int, ContextParams : Object[], CustomParams : Object[], retval : wizardResult )
Parameters
- Application
- A dispatch pointer to the highest level automation object for the Visual Studio .NET environment.
- hwndOwner
- The hWnd handle for the parent of the wizard's window.
- ContextParams
- An array of elements that vary depending on whether your wizard is launched from the Add Items or the New Project dialog box. See ContextParams for available values.
- CustomParams
- An array of user-defined parameters, determined by the
param=statements in the wizard's .VSZ file. You can use the parameters passed in this array to customize a wizard's behavior and role. - retval
- A WizardResult constant specifying the results of the wizard:
Remarks
Insert the code you want the wizard to run in the Execute method.
See Also
Applies To: IDTWizard Interface
