SolutionBuild.StartupProjects Property
Visual Studio 2015
Gets or sets the names of projects that are entry points for the application.
Assembly: EnvDTE (in EnvDTE.dll)
Property Value
Type: System.ObjectAn object containing the names of projects that are the entry points for the application.
StartupProjects contains a list of project name strings that "start" when the Run command is issued. Each project and language defines what starting means as well as what occurs when a project is started. For example, a Visual C++ project starts by executing the main() function, and Visual Basic executes Sub Main() or a startup form. Other projects and languages use a project property for a class or function name, while others use an interface that must be implemented, and so on.
public void CodeExample(DTE2 dte) { try { SolutionBuild sb = dte.Solution.SolutionBuild; SolutionConfiguration sc = sb.ActiveConfiguration; vsBuildState vsBS; string msg = "Return relative path to startup projects: "; foreach (String s in (Array)sb.StartupProjects) { msg += "\n " + s; } msg += "\nSolutionConfiguration: " + sc.Name; vsBS = sb.BuildState; if (vsBS == vsBuildState.vsBuildStateDone) msg += "\nA build has occurred."; else if (vsBS == vsBuildState.vsBuildStateInProgress) msg += "\nA build is in progress."; else msg += "\nA build has not occurred."; MessageBox.Show(msg); } catch(Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.Message); } }
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