How can I avoid adding item template twice or more in project template?
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I have a project template and whenever I try to add an item template, it's created in the right place (folder) but also adds the item in the first folder added to the project. How can i fix this?
Code:
if (project.Kind == PrjKind.prjKindCSharpProject) {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "CSharp");
fileExtension = ".cs";
} else {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "VisualBasic");
fileExtension = ".vb";
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(itemPath)) {
foreach(MyTreeNode type in selectedTypes) {
string namespaceParts = type.Namespace.Split('.');
if (namespaceParts.Length == 4) {
this.Module = namespaceParts[2];
this.ModuleType = namespaceParts[3];
this.ClassName = type.NodeName;
ProjectItem rootFolder = project.ProjectItems.Cast < ProjectItem > ()
.FirstOrDefault(i => i.Name == this.Module) ? ? project.ProjectItems.AddFolder(this.Module);
switch (this.ModuleType) {
case "Editors":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Ui" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
case "Services":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Api" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
}
}
}
Project after created:
visual-studio vsix itemtemplate project-template
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
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I have a project template and whenever I try to add an item template, it's created in the right place (folder) but also adds the item in the first folder added to the project. How can i fix this?
Code:
if (project.Kind == PrjKind.prjKindCSharpProject) {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "CSharp");
fileExtension = ".cs";
} else {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "VisualBasic");
fileExtension = ".vb";
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(itemPath)) {
foreach(MyTreeNode type in selectedTypes) {
string namespaceParts = type.Namespace.Split('.');
if (namespaceParts.Length == 4) {
this.Module = namespaceParts[2];
this.ModuleType = namespaceParts[3];
this.ClassName = type.NodeName;
ProjectItem rootFolder = project.ProjectItems.Cast < ProjectItem > ()
.FirstOrDefault(i => i.Name == this.Module) ? ? project.ProjectItems.AddFolder(this.Module);
switch (this.ModuleType) {
case "Editors":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Ui" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
case "Services":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Api" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
}
}
}
Project after created:
visual-studio vsix itemtemplate project-template
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
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1
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up vote
1
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I have a project template and whenever I try to add an item template, it's created in the right place (folder) but also adds the item in the first folder added to the project. How can i fix this?
Code:
if (project.Kind == PrjKind.prjKindCSharpProject) {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "CSharp");
fileExtension = ".cs";
} else {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "VisualBasic");
fileExtension = ".vb";
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(itemPath)) {
foreach(MyTreeNode type in selectedTypes) {
string namespaceParts = type.Namespace.Split('.');
if (namespaceParts.Length == 4) {
this.Module = namespaceParts[2];
this.ModuleType = namespaceParts[3];
this.ClassName = type.NodeName;
ProjectItem rootFolder = project.ProjectItems.Cast < ProjectItem > ()
.FirstOrDefault(i => i.Name == this.Module) ? ? project.ProjectItems.AddFolder(this.Module);
switch (this.ModuleType) {
case "Editors":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Ui" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
case "Services":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Api" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
}
}
}
Project after created:
visual-studio vsix itemtemplate project-template
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
I have a project template and whenever I try to add an item template, it's created in the right place (folder) but also adds the item in the first folder added to the project. How can i fix this?
Code:
if (project.Kind == PrjKind.prjKindCSharpProject) {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "CSharp");
fileExtension = ".cs";
} else {
itemPath = solution.GetProjectItemTemplate("PriClass.zip", "VisualBasic");
fileExtension = ".vb";
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(itemPath)) {
foreach(MyTreeNode type in selectedTypes) {
string namespaceParts = type.Namespace.Split('.');
if (namespaceParts.Length == 4) {
this.Module = namespaceParts[2];
this.ModuleType = namespaceParts[3];
this.ClassName = type.NodeName;
ProjectItem rootFolder = project.ProjectItems.Cast < ProjectItem > ()
.FirstOrDefault(i => i.Name == this.Module) ? ? project.ProjectItems.AddFolder(this.Module);
switch (this.ModuleType) {
case "Editors":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Ui" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
case "Services":
rootFolder.ProjectItems.AddFromTemplate(itemPath, "Api" + this.ClassName + fileExtension);
break;
}
}
}
Project after created:
visual-studio vsix itemtemplate project-template
visual-studio vsix itemtemplate project-template
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
1207
asked Nov 22 at 16:41
Flávio Jardim
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Try removing the "Template Data" content that is located in your case from the "PriClass.zip" folder.
This should be enough so that the "PriClass" folder does not come to seem like when you add an Item / Class.
Example:
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
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Work´s fine! Thanks
– Flávio Jardim
Nov 29 at 16:10
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Try removing the "Template Data" content that is located in your case from the "PriClass.zip" folder.
This should be enough so that the "PriClass" folder does not come to seem like when you add an Item / Class.
Example:
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
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Work´s fine! Thanks
– Flávio Jardim
Nov 29 at 16:10
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Try removing the "Template Data" content that is located in your case from the "PriClass.zip" folder.
This should be enough so that the "PriClass" folder does not come to seem like when you add an Item / Class.
Example:
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
Jorge Toscano
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Work´s fine! Thanks
– Flávio Jardim
Nov 29 at 16:10
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up vote
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down vote
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Try removing the "Template Data" content that is located in your case from the "PriClass.zip" folder.
This should be enough so that the "PriClass" folder does not come to seem like when you add an Item / Class.
Example:
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
Jorge Toscano
468
Try removing the "Template Data" content that is located in your case from the "PriClass.zip" folder.
This should be enough so that the "PriClass" folder does not come to seem like when you add an Item / Class.
Example:
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
Jorge Toscano
468
answered Nov 29 at 16:09
Jorge Toscano
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answered Nov 29 at 16:09
Jorge Toscano
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answered Nov 29 at 16:09
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Work´s fine! Thanks
– Flávio Jardim
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Work´s fine! Thanks
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