IVsProjectCfgDebugTargetSelection::GetCurrentDebugTarget Method (Guid, UInt32, String^)
Visual Studio 2015
Retrieves the command that is currently latched on the debug target menu controller.
Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.11.0 (in Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.11.0.dll)
void GetCurrentDebugTarget( [OutAttribute] Guid% pguidDebugTargetType, [OutAttribute] unsigned int% pDebugTargetTypeId, [OutAttribute] String^% pbstrCurrentDebugTarget )
Parameters
- pguidDebugTargetType
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Type:
System::Guid
[out] A GUID containing the debug target type.
- pDebugTargetTypeId
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Type:
System::UInt32
[out] The identifier of the debug target type.
- pbstrCurrentDebugTarget
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Type:
System::String^
[out] The current debug target.
The latched command is displayed as the visible command icon on the toolbar for the menu controller. If you want the project to inform the menu controller that the current debug target has changed by some other mechanism than the user making a selection with the menu controller, then the project can call UpdateDebugTargets to tell the menu control to update its state at the next idle time.
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