IVsSolutionUIEvents.OnFilterChanged Method
Called when a filter is enabled or disabled.
Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop
Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.11.0 (in Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.11.0.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Sub OnFilterChanged ( _
ByRef pguidOldFilterGoup As Guid, _
nOldFilterID As UInteger, _
ByRef pguidNewFilterGroup As Guid, _
nNewFilterID As UInteger _
)
void OnFilterChanged(
ref Guid pguidOldFilterGoup,
uint nOldFilterID,
ref Guid pguidNewFilterGroup,
uint nNewFilterID
)
void OnFilterChanged(
[InAttribute] Guid% pguidOldFilterGoup,
[InAttribute] unsigned int nOldFilterID,
[InAttribute] Guid% pguidNewFilterGroup,
[InAttribute] unsigned int nNewFilterID
)
abstract OnFilterChanged :
pguidOldFilterGoup:Guid byref *
nOldFilterID:uint32 *
pguidNewFilterGroup:Guid byref *
nNewFilterID:uint32 -> unit
function OnFilterChanged(
pguidOldFilterGoup : Guid,
nOldFilterID : uint,
pguidNewFilterGroup : Guid,
nNewFilterID : uint
)
Parameters
pguidOldFilterGoup
Type: System.Guid%[in] The group to which the old filter belongs.
nOldFilterID
Type: System.UInt32[in] The identifier of the old filter.
pguidNewFilterGroup
Type: System.Guid%[in] The group to which the new filter belongs.
nNewFilterID
Type: System.UInt32[in] The identifier of the new filter.
Remarks
The pguidNewFilterGroup and nNewFilterID pair indicate which filter was just turned on while pguidOldFilterGroup and nOldFilterID indicate the filter that was just turned off. To disable a filter without switching to a new filter, pass in Guid.Empty for pguidNewFilterGroup and zero (0) for nNewFilterID.
.NET Framework Security
- Full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code. For more information, see Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code.