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VC6 Add-in for selecting configuration

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    Hello, I've a workspace with several projects and I switch between them quite a bit since some of the projects are test cases for the main project. I was wondering if anybody knows if there is an Add-In available which docks a Combobox on a toolbar allowing the user to Set the Active Project Configuration. I'd find it very useful. Otherwise I'd have a go at writing it myself, although it would be my first add-in. I'm aware that there is a CP article on a library which provides a better interface to the VC6 object model than that which MS provides and I might need it for enumerating the projects in the Workspace. I think the combo box in a toolbar might be the scary part. Thanks, John

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      Hello, I've a workspace with several projects and I switch between them quite a bit since some of the projects are test cases for the main project. I was wondering if anybody knows if there is an Add-In available which docks a Combobox on a toolbar allowing the user to Set the Active Project Configuration. I'd find it very useful. Otherwise I'd have a go at writing it myself, although it would be my first add-in. I'm aware that there is a CP article on a library which provides a better interface to the VC6 object model than that which MS provides and I might need it for enumerating the projects in the Workspace. I think the combo box in a toolbar might be the scary part. Thanks, John

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      Hello again, I've just realised that I can customise Visual Studio 6 to add the Select Project Configuration combo to a toolbar by dragging the combo which appears in Tools-Customize-Commands-Build. But I'd still like to select amongst all the projects in the workspace. Cheers, John

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        Hello, I've a workspace with several projects and I switch between them quite a bit since some of the projects are test cases for the main project. I was wondering if anybody knows if there is an Add-In available which docks a Combobox on a toolbar allowing the user to Set the Active Project Configuration. I'd find it very useful. Otherwise I'd have a go at writing it myself, although it would be my first add-in. I'm aware that there is a CP article on a library which provides a better interface to the VC6 object model than that which MS provides and I might need it for enumerating the projects in the Workspace. I think the combo box in a toolbar might be the scary part. Thanks, John

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        Pavel Klocek
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        Enable "Buid" toobar. It has "Set Active Project" and "Set Active Configuration". You can drag them to other toolbar, if you need it. Pavel Sonork 100.15206

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          Enable "Buid" toobar. It has "Set Active Project" and "Set Active Configuration". You can drag them to other toolbar, if you need it. Pavel Sonork 100.15206

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          Brilliant! Thanks. John

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