LanguageService.SetUserContextDirty(String) Method
Definition
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Call this method if you want UpdateLanguageContext to be called again.
public:
void SetUserContextDirty(System::String ^ fileName);public:
void SetUserContextDirty(Platform::String ^ fileName);void SetUserContextDirty(std::wstring const & fileName);public void SetUserContextDirty (string fileName);member this.SetUserContextDirty : string -> unitPublic Sub SetUserContextDirty (fileName As String)Parameters
- fileName
- String
[in] The file name of the source buffer for which to mark the user context dirty.
Remarks
The user context is used to provide context-sensitive help. This method is called by default from the base OnParseComplete method, which itself is called whenever a parse operation is performed with the parse reason Check. The assumption here is if a Check parse is performed, the user context is probably no longer accurate and should be marked dirty. This forces Visual Studio to update the context at the next opportunity.