Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Applications.ProgrammingModel Namespace
The Microsoft.VisualStudio.Tools.Applications.ProgrammingModel namespace contains classes that represent the host application and application objects for which you are providing end-user customization.
| Class | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | HostItem | Represents the main extended object in an application. |
| HostItemCancelEventArgs | Provides data for a cancelable event. |
| HostItemChangedEventArgs | Provides data for the Changed event by using a HostItemChangedEventHandler delegate. |
| HostItemChangeFailedException | The exception that is thrown when the Changing event is canceled. |
| HostItemEventsWrapper | Declares the correct methods for the HostItemCancelEventHandler and Changed events, depending on the type of the HostItem. |
| HostObject | Represents the object added to a HostObjects collection. |
| HostObjectCollection | Represents the HostObjects for a specific HostItem. |
| HostObjectEnumerator | Enables for each iteration over a HostObjectCollection. |
| IdentifierCollection | Represents an IdentifierCollection of the host items and host objects in the current project. |
| IdentifierEnumerator | The IdentifierEnumerator class implements the IEnumerator interface to enable foreach (For Each in Visual Basic) iteration over an IdentifierEnumerator object that contains a collection of identifiers (host items and host objects). |
| IdentifierHostItemNode | Provides methods for the manipulation of HostItems. This is the base class for HostItem. |
| IdentifierUtility | Contains methods that are used to generate the collection of identifiers in the Visual Studio Tools for Applications programming model, and add or remove identifiers from the collection. |
| Delegate | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| HostItemCancelEventHandler | Represents the method that handles a HostItem cancelable event. |
| HostItemChangedEventHandler | Represents a delegate for a Changed event. |
| Enumeration | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| AccessModifier | Specifies the access level of a declared element. |
