TaskList::DefaultCommentToken Property
Visual Studio 2015
Gets the default string for adding tasks to the Task List window.
Assembly: EnvDTE (in EnvDTE.dll)
You can use comment tokens to add tasks to your Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE). By entering that token name as a remark in your code, a task is automatically created and added to the Task List window.
The first character of a token must be the first alphanumeric character in the comment line. The token must be followed by at least one white space character or nonalphanumeric character.
For example, you might add this line:
'HACK: Need to optimize this loop.
If "HACK" is a valid token, the string is added to the Task List window as a new task item.
The default comment token, returned by this property, is "TODO" and cannot be changed.
Sub DefaultCommentTokenExample() ' Before running, add a task to the Task List. Dim win As Window = DTE.Windows.Item(Constants.vsWindowKindTaskList) Dim TL As TaskList = win.Object Dim TLItem As TaskItem = TL.TaskItems.Item(1) Dim msg As String ' List properties of the Task Item. msg = "TaskItem Category property value: " & TLItem.Category & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem SubCategory property value: " & TLItem.SubCategory & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem DefaultCommentToken property value: " & TL.DefaultCommentToken & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem Checked property value: " & TLItem.Checked & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem Displayed property value: " & TLItem.Displayed & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem IsSettable property value: " & TLItem.IsSettable(vsTaskListColumn.vsTaskListColumnCheck) & vbCr msg = msg & "TaskItem Priority property value: " & TLItem.Priority & vbCr MsgBox(msg) End Sub
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