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I've spent about 3 days now trying to get this working but to no avail.

I'm fairly new to VS.NET extensibility and I find it hard to debug my problems.

I've already tried the code here presented: Visual Studio Add-In - adding a context menu item to solution-explorer

Couldnt make it work. Debugged it and no exception is being thrown. Plus I'd rather use an AddIn instead of a Package.

Anyone knows:

  • How to obtain a list of all context menus in the solution explorer?
  • How to add custom command groups to a context menu?
  • How to add a custom command to one custom command group of a context menu?

Thanks in advance.

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Ricardo Camacho
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This article shows how to create and display a context menu with the same look and feel than the ones of Visual Studio to be used in your own add-in user-interface.

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Here is a tool that I recommend based on having used it: http://vssdkassist.codeplex.com/. It is aimed at Visual studio packages as oposed to addins, but the method calls are similar between addins and vspackages. I would recommend setting up a vspackage project, use vssdkassist to do that, and use it to create your context menu. I would then recommend researching into the method calls etc that vssdkassist sets up for you.

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