IVsTaskProvider3 Methods
Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.8.0 (in Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Interop.8.0.dll)
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | GetColumn(Int32, array<VSTASKCOLUMN>^) | Gets the definition of an indexed column (0 <= iColumn < nColumns) |
| GetColumnCount(Int32) | Returns the total number of columns supported by this provider, including columns that are not visible by default. |
| GetProviderFlags(UInt32) | Returns the behavior flags for this provider. |
| GetProviderGuid(Guid) | Returns a unique Identifier for this provider. This is used to persist & restore per-provider data managed by the task list, such as user customizations of column width & order. If it is not practical to assign a GUID to this provider (e.g. the provider is dynamically created at run-time and the identity cannot be preserved across VS sessions), you may return GUID_NULL. However, you should be aware that certain functionality (such as UI settings persistence and the IVsTaskList2.SetActiveProvider method) will not work in that case. |
| GetProviderName(String^) | Returns a localized human-readable name for this data provider. |
| GetProviderToolbar(Guid, UInt32) | Returns a group GUID and toolbar ID indicating which toolbar should be displayed when this provider is active. |
| GetSurrogateProviderGuid(Guid) | If a provider implements this method, all its tasks will be listed under the surrogate provider in the list, as if they belong to the surrogate provider. |
| OnBeginTaskEdit(IVsTaskItem^) | Called when the user begins editing a task in-place. Providers may want to avoid scrolling the tasklist or changing the selection during editing, since these actions can force in-place edit mode to be canceled abruptly. |
| OnEndTaskEdit(IVsTaskItem^, Int32, Int32) | Called when the user finishes editing a task in-place. fCommitChanges indicates whether the user chose to commit the changes or discard them. This method may set *pfAllowChanges to FALSE to disallow the user from exiting edit mode. If fCommitChanges is TRUE, the changes will have already been persisted down to the task item. |