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IVsProjectCfg Interface

Provides access to project configuration information.

Namespace:  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop
Assembly:  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop (in Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.dll)
[GuidAttribute("2DBDF061-439B-4822-9727-CA3ED918B658")]
[InterfaceTypeAttribute()]
public interface IVsProjectCfg : IVsCfg

The IVsProjectCfg type exposes the following members.

  Name Description
Public method EnumOutputs Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_BuildableProjectCfg Provides access to a configuration's IVsBuildableProjectCfg interface to use to manage the build process.
Public method get_CanonicalName Returns a configuration's canonical name.
Public method get_DisplayName(String) Returns a string that describes the configuration and can be displayed in the environment's UI. (Inherited from IVsCfg.)
Public method get_DisplayName(String) Returns a string that describes the configuration and can be displayed in the environment's UI.
Public method get_IsDebugOnly(Int32) Obsolete. Do not use. (Inherited from IVsCfg.)
Public method get_IsDebugOnly(Int32) Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_IsPackaged Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_IsReleaseOnly(Int32) Obsolete. Do not use. (Inherited from IVsCfg.)
Public method get_IsReleaseOnly(Int32) Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_IsSpecifyingOutputSupported Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_Platform Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_ProjectCfgProvider Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_RootURL Returns a configuration's root URL for its output items.
Public method get_TargetCodePage Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method get_UpdateSequenceNumber Obsolete method. Do not use.
Public method OpenOutput Obsolete method. Do not use.
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Notes to Implementers

Implemented by projects to manage access to configuration information.

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