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I have recently noticed how interesting Visual Studio’s macros are. I did not use VB for ages so it took me a while until i finally managed to write a little macro that performs some stuff on the currently open document.
Enthusiastically, I next wanted to use this macro on every source code file (.cs) in the solution without having to manually open all files. Could you give me a quick hint on how to do this?
Check out the DTE object reference. Inside a macro you can reference some really neat global properties, like
DTE.Solution, which returns a Solution object that describes the currently open solution (and, not surprisingly, has a Projects property, which is a collection of all Projects in the solution). You should be able to iterate over pretty much anything you want at that point!Have fun 🙂