Function FileDialog()
Dim oExec1: Set oExec1=CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Exec( "mshta.exe ""about:" & "<" & "input type=file id=FILE" & ">" & "<" & "script>FILE.click();new ActiveXObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject').GetStandardStream(1).WriteLine(FILE.value);close();resizeTo(0,0);" & "<" & "/script>""" )
Dim sPathfile: sPathfile = oExec1.StdOut.ReadAll
sPathfile = Replace( sPathfile, vbCRLF, "" )
FileDialog = sPathfile
End Function
change to:
Function FileDialog(filesize)
filesize will return the value of bytes of the selected file
Read Function Statement (VBScript) document and pass the argument by reference as follows:
option explicit
On Error GoTo 0
Dim strResult: strResult = Wscript.ScriptName
Dim nFileSize: nFileSize = -1 ' for test that `byRef` declaration works
strResult = strResult & vbNewLine & FileDialog( nFileSize)
strResult = strResult & vbNewLine & nFileSize
Wscript.Echo strResult
Wscript.Quit
Function FileDialog( byRef xSize)
Dim oExec1
Set oExec1=CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Exec( "mshta.exe ""about:" & "<" & "input type=file id=FILE" & ">" & "<" & "script>FILE.click();new ActiveXObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject').GetStandardStream(1).WriteLine(FILE.value);close();resizeTo(0,0);" & "<" & "/script>""" )
Dim sPathfile: sPathfile = oExec1.StdOut.ReadAll
sPathfile = Replace( sPathfile, vbCRLF, "" )
If Len(sPathfile) > 0 Then
With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetFile(sPathfile)
xSize = .Size ' the size, in bytes, of the specified file
End With
Else
' No file chosen: red "×" or Esc or Cancel pressed
xSize = 0
End If
FileDialog = sPathfile
End Function
Read ByRef and ByVal Parameters article as well.
Related
I have a code that copies a file from one location to another. What I would like it that when the file is copied, the recordID is placed in front of the file name (example: 150-FirstName). Here is the code I'm working with:
Private Sub cmd_LocateFile_Click()
On Error GoTo Error_Handler
Dim sFile As String
Dim sFolder As String
sFile = FSBrowse("", msoFileDialogFilePicker, "All Files (*.*),*.*")
If sFile <> "" Then
sFolder = Application.CodeProject.path & "\" & sAttachmentFolderName & "\"
If FolderExist(sFolder) = False Then MkDir (sFolder)
If CopyFile(sFile, sFolder & GetFileName(sFile)) = True Then
Me.FullFileName = sFolder & GetFileName(sFile)
Else
End If
End If
Error_Handler_Exit:
On Error Resume Next
Exit Sub
Error_Handler:
MsgBox "The following error has occured" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & _
"Error Number: " & Err.Number & vbCrLf & _
"Error Source: " & sModName & "\cmd_LocateFile_Click" & vbCrLf & _
"Error Description: " & Err.Description & _
Switch(Erl = 0, "", Erl <> 0, vbCrLf & "Line No: " & Erl) _
, vbOKOnly + vbCritical, "An Error has Occured!"
Resume Error_Handler_Exit
End Sub
Try with:
Dim Id As Long
Dim sTarget As String
Id = YourRecordID ' Set current record id.
sTarget = sFolder & CStr(Id) & "-" & GetFileName(sFile)
' Replace your current If-Then-Else-End If block.
If CopyFile(sFile, sTarget)) = True Then
Me!FullFileName.Value = sTarget
End If
I have a vbscript that copy's Outlook 2003 messages into a folder in msg format.
The problems are:
I am getting "path too long" errors for some *.msg . I wish to avoid these erros and I don't know how. ' On Error Resume Next is already on the script.
I am getting only inbox messages, but I want all subfolders too;
How can I extract this in *.txt and not in *.msg, in order to become lighter?
Here is my atual script. Thanks for the help!
On Error Resume Next
Dim myNameSpace
Dim ofChosenFolder
Dim myOlApp
Dim myItem
Dim objItem
Dim myFolder
Dim strSubject
Dim strName
Dim strFile
Dim strReceived
Dim strSavePath
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set myNameSpace = myOlApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Const olFolderInbox = 6
Set ofChosenFolder = myNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
strSavePath = "c:\test\" 'OBS! use a \ at the end of the path
i = 1
For each Item in ofChosenFolder.Items
Set myItem = ofChosenFolder.Items(i)
strReceived = ArrangedDate(myitem.ReceivedTime)
' strSubject = myItem.Subject
strSubject = myitem.SenderName & "_" & myitem.Subject
strName = StripIllegalChar(strSubject)
strFile = strSavePath & strReceived & "_" & strName & ".msg"
If Not Len(strfile) > 256 then
myItem.SaveAs strfile, 3
Else
wscript.echo strfile & vbcrlf & "Path and filename too long."
End If
i = i + 1
next
Function StripIllegalChar(strInput)
'***************************************************
'Simple function that removes illegal file system
'characters.
'***************************************************
Set RegX = New RegExp
RegX.pattern = "[\" & chr(34) & "\!\#\#\$\%\^\&\*\(\)\=\+\|\[\]\{\}\`\'\;\:\<\>\?\/\,]"
RegX.IgnoreCase = True
RegX.Global = True
StripIllegalChar = RegX.Replace(strInput, "")
Set RegX = nothing
End Function
Function ArrangedDate(strDateInput)
'***************************************************
'This function re-arranges the date data in order
'for it to display in chronilogical order in a
'sorted list in the file system. It also removes
'illegal file system characters and replaces them
'with dashes.
'Example:
'Input: 2/26/2004 7:07:33 AM
'Output: 2004-02-26_AM-07-07-33
'***************************************************
Dim strFullDate
Dim strFullTime
Dim strAMPM
Dim strTime
Dim strYear
Dim strMonthDay
Dim strMonth
Dim strDay
Dim strDate
Dim strDateTime
Dim RegX
If not Left(strDateInput, 2) = "10" Then
If not Left(strDateInput, 2) = "11" Then
If not Left(strDateInput, 2) = "12" Then
strDateInput = "0" & strDateInput
End If
End If
End If
strFullDate = Left(strDateInput, 10)
If Right(strFullDate, 1) = " " Then
strFullDate = Left(strDateInput, 9)
End If
strFullTime = Replace(strDateInput,strFullDate & " ","")
If Len(strFullTime) = 10 Then
strFullTime = "0" & strFullTime
End If
strAMPM = Right(strFullTime, 2)
strTime = strAMPM & "-" & Left(strFullTime, 8)
strYear = Right(strFullDate,4)
strMonthDay = Replace(strFullDate,"/" & strYear,"")
strMonth = Left(strMonthDay, 2)
strDay = Right(strMonthDay,len(strMonthDay)-3)
If len(strDay) = 1 Then
strDay = "0" & strDay
End If
strDate = strYear & "-" & strMonth & "-" & strDay
'strDateTime = strDate & "_" & strTime
strDateTime = strDate
Set RegX = New RegExp
RegX.pattern = "[\:\/\ ]"
RegX.IgnoreCase = True
RegX.Global = True
ArrangedDate = RegX.Replace(strDateTime, "-")
Set RegX = nothing
End Function
You need to truncate the file name appropriately (strName)
Move your code that processes a folder into a sub that take fodler that takes folder as parameter and call it for ofChosenFolder as well as all of its child fodlers in the ofChosenFolder.Folders collection.
You are calling SaveAs..., 3 - 3 here is olMsg. Specify olTxt (= 0).
Off the top of my head:
Const olFolderInbox = 6
Set ofChosenFolder = myNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
trSavePath = "c:\test\"
ProcessFolder ofChosenFolder, trSavePath
sub ProcessFolder(folder, path)
For each Item in folder.Items
strReceived = ArrangedDate(Item.ReceivedTime)
strSubject = Item.SenderName & "_" &Item .Subject
strName = StripIllegalChar(strSubject)
strFile = strSavePath & strReceived & "_" & strName & ".msg"
If Not Len(strfile) > 256 then
Item.SaveAs strfile, 3
Else
wscript.echo strfile & vbcrlf & "Path and filename too long."
End If
next
for each subfolder in folder.Folders
ProcessFolder(subfolder, trSavePath & subfolder.Name & "\"
next
end sub
I am able to load url on NEW window and change the web title with the following:
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
IE.Navigate "http://www.google.com"
IE.Visible = True
While IE.Busy
Wend
While IE.Document.ReadyState <> "complete"
Wend
IE.Document.Title = "yoyo"
Is there any way to make it open new tab instead of new window? How?
Another senarion I am trying is with:
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
url= "http://google.com/"
Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
objShell.Run(url)
IE.document.title = "yoyo"
This allow me to open new tabs on the same browser (IE) but I cannot change the page title...
Any help will be highly appreciated!
Look here:
' VB Script Document
' http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22821984/looking-for-a-way-to-load-url-in-new-tab-and-change-the-title-once-done
'
option explicit
On Error Goto 0
Dim strMyUrl : strMyUrl = "http://www.avg.com" 'strMyUrl = "http://www.jysk.cz" 'strMyUrl = "https://www.google.cz" 'strMyUrl = "www.microsoft.com"
Dim strWTitle : strWTitle = "yoyo"
Dim strResult : strResult = WScript.ScriptName '
Dim WshShell : Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject( "WScript.Shell")
Dim IE : Set IE = Nothing
Dim oIE : Set oIE = Nothing
Dim intWExist, BrowserNavFlag, intButton, sRetVal
intWExist = FindIE( strMyUrl, oIE) 'look for MSIE window'
set IE = oIE
Select Case intWExist
Case 3
''' MSIE window found, URL match, window title match
''' (not implemented yet)
Case 2
''' MSIE window found, URL match
Case 1
''' MSIE window found, no URL match
''' BrowserNavFlag = 65536 ' navOpenNewForegroundTab
BrowserNavFlag = 2048 ' navOpenInNewTab
IE.Navigate2 strMyUrl, CLng( BrowserNavFlag), "_blank"
Case Else
''' MSIE window not found
Set IE = CreateObject( "InternetExplorer.Application")
BrowserNavFlag = 1
IE.Navigate strMyUrl ', CLng( BrowserNavFlag)
End Select
IE.Visible = True
While IE.Busy
Wscript.Sleep 100
Wend
While IE.Document.ReadyState <> "complete" 'Or IE.ReadyState <> 4
Wscript.Sleep 100
Wend
'intButton = WshShell.Popup( "watch how MSIE title change", 1)
If intWExist <> 1 Then
intWExist = 2
Else
Set oIE = Nothing
Set IE = Nothing
strResult = strResult & vbNewLine & vbTab & "FindIE() pass # 2"
Wscript.Sleep 2000 'additional time for the Navigate2 method'
intWExist = FindIE( strMyUrl, oIE) 'get right object for newly created tab'
If intWExist = 2 Then
set IE = oIE
End If
End If
If intWExist = 2 Then
IE.Document.Title = strWTitle
sRetVal = "done"
Else
sRetVal = "'IE.Document.Title = strWTitle' - not renamed"
End If
Set IE = Nothing
Wscript.Echo strResult & vbNewLine & sRetVal ' propagate result
Private Function FindIE( ByVal sUrl, ByRef oObj)
' parameters
' sUrl (input) string
' oObj (output) object
' returns
' 0 = any MSIE window not found - or found but not accessible
' 1 = a MSIE window found
' 2 = 1 and address line match
' 3 = 2 and title match (not implemented yet)
Dim ww, tpnm, tptitle, tpfulln, tpUrl, tpUrlUnencoded
Dim errNo, errStr, intLoop, intLoopLimit
Dim iFound : iFound = 0
Dim shApp : Set shApp = CreateObject( "shell.application")
With shApp
For Each ww In .windows
tpfulln = ww.FullName
strResult = strResult & vbNewLine & ww.Application & vbTab & tpfulln
If Instr( 1, Lcase( tpfulln), "iexplore.exe", 1) <> 0 Then
If iFound > 0 Then
Else
Set oObj = ww
End If
tptitle = "x x x" : tpUrl = "" : tpUrlUnencoded = ""
intLoopLimit = 100 ' to look for attributes max. intLoopLimit/10 seconds
intLoop = 0
While intLoop < intLoopLimit
intLoop = intLoop + 1
On Error Resume Next
tpnm = typename( ww.document)
errNo = Err.Number
If errNo <> 0 Then
'error if page not response (yet)'
errStr = "Error # " & CStr( errNo) & " " & Err.Description
Wscript.Sleep 100
Else
iFound = 1
intLoopLimit = intLoop ' end While..Wend loop and preserve loop counter
tptitle = ww.document.title
tpUrl = ww.document.URL
tpUrlUnencoded = ww.document.URLUnencoded
errStr = tpnm
End If
On Error Goto 0
Wend
strResult = strResult & vbTab & errStr & " " & CStr( intLoop)
If Instr( 1, Lcase( tpnm), "htmldocument", 1) <> 0 then
strResult = strResult & vbTab & tptitle _
& vbNewLine & vbTab & tpUrl _
'& vbNewLine & vbTab & tpUrlUnencoded
If Instr( 1, Lcase( tpUrl), Lcase( sUrl), 1) <> 0 Then
Set oObj = ww
iFound = 2
strResult = strResult & vbTab & "!match!"
' looking for all matching MSIE URLs
' this may take considerable time amount
' to speed up script running, uncomment next line "exit for"
' exit for
Else
End If
End If
Else
' a program reports the same shell.application property as "iexplore.exe"
' i.e. "explorer.exe"
' i.e. "HTML preview" in some editors
' etc.
End If
Next
End With
Set shApp = Nothing
strResult = strResult & vbNewLine & Cstr( iFound)
FindIE = iFound
End Function
This script works and tells and me what is installed in Program files.
Two problems
Duplicate lines
i.e
AVG 2011 Ver: 10.0.1204
AVG 2011 Ver: 10.0.1204 Installed: 27/01/2011
and
I don't want to include lines that have key words "Update","Hotfix","Java" can any VB gurus out there help with what extra is needed in this script?
Option Explicit
Dim sTitle
sTitle = "Installed Programs on your PC -"
Dim StrComputer
strComputer = Trim(strComputer)
If strComputer = "" Then strComputer = "."
'Wscript.Echo GetAddRemove(strComputer)
Dim sCompName : sCompName = GetProbedID(StrComputer)
Dim sFileName
sFileName = sCompName & "_" & GetDTFileName() & "_Software.txt"
Dim s : s = GetAddRemove(strComputer)
If WriteFile(s, sFileName) Then
'optional prompt for display
If MsgBox("Finished processing. Results saved to " & sFileName & _
vbcrlf & vbcrlf & "Do you want to view the results now?", _
4 + 32, sTitle) = 6 Then
WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run sFileName, 9
End If
End If
Function GetAddRemove(sComp)
'Function credit to Torgeir Bakken
Dim cnt, oReg, sBaseKey, iRC, aSubKeys
Const HKLM = &H80000002 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Set oReg = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & _
sComp & "/root/default:StdRegProv")
sBaseKey = "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\"
iRC = oReg.EnumKey(HKLM, sBaseKey, aSubKeys)
Dim sKey, sValue, sTmp, sVersion, sDateValue, sYr, sMth, sDay
For Each sKey In aSubKeys
iRC = oReg.GetStringValue(HKLM, sBaseKey & sKey, "DisplayName", sValue)
If iRC <> 0 Then
oReg.GetStringValue HKLM, sBaseKey & sKey, "QuietDisplayName", sValue
End If
If sValue <> "" Then
iRC = oReg.GetStringValue(HKLM, sBaseKey & sKey, _
"DisplayVersion", sVersion)
If sVersion <> "" Then
sValue = sValue & vbTab & "Ver: " & sVersion
Else
sValue = sValue & vbTab
End If
iRC = oReg.GetStringValue(HKLM, sBaseKey & sKey, _
"InstallDate", sDateValue)
If sDateValue <> "" Then
sYr = Left(sDateValue, 4)
sMth = Mid(sDateValue, 5, 2)
sDay = Right(sDateValue, 2)
'some Registry entries have improper date format
On Error Resume Next
sDateValue = DateSerial(sYr, sMth, sDay)
On Error GoTo 0
If sdateValue <> "" Then
sValue = sValue & vbTab & "Installed: " & sDateValue
End If
End If
sTmp = sTmp & sValue & vbcrlf
cnt = cnt + 1
End If
Next
sTmp = BubbleSort(sTmp)
GetAddRemove = "INSTALLED SOFTWARE (" & cnt & ") - " & sCompName & _
" - " & Now() & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & sTmp
End Function
Function BubbleSort(sTmp)
'cheapo bubble sort
Dim aTmp, i, j, temp
aTmp = Split(sTmp, vbcrlf)
For i = UBound(aTmp) - 1 To 0 Step -1
For j = 0 to i - 1
If LCase(aTmp(j)) > LCase(aTmp(j+1)) Then
temp = aTmp(j + 1)
aTmp(j + 1) = aTmp(j)
aTmp(j) = temp
End if
Next
Next
BubbleSort = Join(aTmp, vbcrlf)
End Function
Function GetProbedID(sComp)
Dim objWMIService, colItems, objItem
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & sComp & "\root\cimv2")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select SystemName from " & _
"Win32_NetworkAdapter",,48)
For Each objItem in colItems
GetProbedID = objItem.SystemName
Next
End Function
Function GetDTFileName()
dim sNow, sMth, sDay, sYr, sHr, sMin, sSec
sNow = Now
sMth = Right("0" & Month(sNow), 2)
sDay = Right("0" & Day(sNow), 2)
sYr = Right("00" & Year(sNow), 4)
sHr = Right("0" & Hour(sNow), 2)
sMin = Right("0" & Minute(sNow), 2)
sSec = Right("0" & Second(sNow), 2)
GetDTFileName = sMth & sDay & sYr & "_" & sHr & sMin & sSec
End Function
Function WriteFile(sData, sFileName)
Dim fso, OutFile, bWrite
bWrite = True
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
On Error Resume Next
Set OutFile = fso.OpenTextFile(sFileName, 2, True)
'Possibly need a prompt to close the file and one recursion attempt.
If Err = 70 Then
Wscript.Echo "Could not write to file " & sFileName & ", results " & _
"not saved." & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & "This is probably " & _
"because the file is already open."
bWrite = False
ElseIf Err Then
WScript.Echo err & vbcrlf & err.description
bWrite = False
End If
On Error GoTo 0
If bWrite Then
OutFile.WriteLine(sData)
OutFile.Close
End If
Set fso = Nothing
Set OutFile = Nothing
WriteFile = bWrite
End Function
#icecurtain: The second part of your question can be solved using InStr as suggested by #Oliver, rewritten to suit your script it would look like --
If sValue <> "" _
AND (InStr(1, sValue, "Hotfix", 1)) = 0 _
AND (InStr(1, sValue, "Update", 1)) = 0 _
AND (InStr(1, sValue, "Java", 1)) = 0) Then
The first part wouldn't be that tricky either except for the fact that you include a version and installation date if found (which some of the duplicates will only include in part or not at all). If the extra bits of data wasn't included, you could loop through all the lines and add them into a Scripting.Dictory object with a .Exists check to prevent a duplicate from being added.
Ok, even if i'm not a jedi master (or have no self-respect ;-)), this could help you:
If InStr(1, sValue, "hotfix", vbTextCompare) = 0 Then
Print "This is NOT a hotfix"
End If
For further informations just take a look at the MSDN page for InStr().
I don't think hardcoded string checks are the way to go, a uninstall entry is a update if any of these are true:
It has a dword value named SystemComponent that is <> 0
A string value named ParentKeyName
The registry sub key starts with "KB" or "Q" + 6 numbers (KB######,Q######)
Can someone post a Visual Studio macro which goes through all C# source files in a project and adds a file banner? Extra credit if it works for any type of source file (.cs, .xaml, etc).
Here you go, I provide an example for .cs and .vb but shouldn't be hard for you to adjust it to your other file type needs: Edited to recursively add header to sub-folders
Sub IterateFiles()
Dim solution As Solution = DTE.Solution
For Each prj As Project In solution.Projects
IterateProjectFiles(prj.ProjectItems)
Next
End Sub
Private Sub IterateProjectFiles(ByVal prjItms As ProjectItems)
For Each file As ProjectItem In prjItms
If file.SubProject IsNot Nothing Then
AddHeaderToItem(file)
IterateProjectFiles(file.ProjectItems)
ElseIf file.ProjectItems IsNot Nothing AndAlso file.ProjectItems.Count > 0 Then
AddHeaderToItem(file)
IterateProjectFiles(file.ProjectItems)
Else
AddHeaderToItem(file)
End If
Next
End Sub
Private Sub AddHeaderToItem(ByVal file As ProjectItem)
DTE.ExecuteCommand("View.SolutionExplorer")
If file.Name.EndsWith(".cs") OrElse file.Name.EndsWith(".vb") Then
file.Open()
file.Document.Activate()
AddHeader()
file.Document.Save()
file.Document.Close()
End If
End Sub
Private Sub AddHeader()
Dim cmtHeader As String = "{0} First Line"
Dim cmtCopyright As String = "{0} Copyright 2008"
Dim cmtFooter As String = "{0} Footer Line"
Dim cmt As String
Select Case DTE.ActiveDocument.Language
Case "CSharp"
cmt = "//"
Case "Basic"
cmt = "'"
End Select
DTE.UndoContext.Open("Header Comment")
Dim ts As TextSelection = CType(DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection, TextSelection)
ts.StartOfDocument()
ts.Text = String.Format(cmtHeader, cmt)
ts.NewLine()
ts.Text = String.Format(cmtCopyright, cmt)
ts.NewLine()
ts.Text = String.Format(cmtFooter, cmt)
ts.NewLine()
DTE.UndoContext.Close()
End Sub
Visual Studio macro to add file headers
Here is the jist of it. No, I have not debugged this, that is an excercise for the reader. And, this is done off the top of my head. (Except the File commenter...That's a real Macro that I use).
function CommentAllFiles
option explicit
Dim ActiveProjectFullName
Dim dte80 As EnvDTE80.Solution2
ActiveProjectFullName = dte80.Projects.Item(0).FullName
If ActiveProjectFullName = "" Then
MsgBox("No project loaded!")
Exit Sub
End If
Err.Number = 0
doc.Open(ActiveProjectFullName, "Text", True)
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
MsgBox("Open " + ActiveProjectFullName + " failed: " & Hex(Err.Number))
Exit Sub
End If
ActiveDocument.Goto(1, 1, vsMovementOptions.vsMovementOptionsMove)
' Build search string
Dim SearchString
Dim vsFindOptionsValue As Integer
SearchString = "^SOURCE=.*" + dn + "$"
while ActiveDocument.Selection.FindText(SearchString, vsFindOptions.vsFindOptionsFromStart + vsFindOptions.vsFindOptionsRegularExpression)
Dim TheFile
TheFile = ActiveDocument.Selection.Text
TheFile = Mid(TheFile, 8)
doc.Open(TheFile)
wend
ActiveDocument.Close()
end function
Tried and true "Flower Box" adder:
Function IsClassDef()
Dim ColNum
Dim LineNum
Dim sText
sText = ActiveDocument.Selection.ToString()
If sText = "" Then
'ActiveDocument.Selection.WordRight(dsExtend)
'sText = ActiveDocument.Selection
'sText = ucase(trim(sText))
End If
If (sText = "CLASS") Then
IsClassDef = True
Else
IsClassDef = False
End If
End Function
Sub AddCommentBlock()
'DESCRIPTION: Add Commecnt block to header, CPP files and Class Defs
AddCPPFileDesc()
End Sub
Sub AddCPPFileDesc()
'DESCRIPTION: Add File desc block to the top of a CPP file
Dim selection As EnvDTE.TextSelection
ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfLine()
Dim editPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint
selection = DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection()
editPoint = selection.TopPoint.CreateEditPoint()
Dim bOk, sExt, IsCpp, IsHdr, sHeader, IsCSharp
bOk = True
IsCpp = False
IsCSharp = False
If ActiveDocument.Selection.CurrentLine > 10 Then
If MsgBox("You are not at the top of the file. Are you sure you want to continue?", vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton2) = vbNo Then
bOk = False
End If
End If
If (bOk) Then
sExt = ucase(right(ActiveDocument.Name, 4))
IsCpp = sExt = ".CPP"
IsHdr = Right(sExt, 2) = ".H"
IsCSharp = sExt = ".CS"
If (IsCpp) Then
sHeader = left(ActiveDocument.Name, len(ActiveDocument.Name) - 3) + "h"
FileDescTopBlock(1)
editPoint.Insert("#include " + Chr(34) + "StdAfx.h" + Chr(34) + vbLf)
editPoint.Insert("#include " + Chr(34) + sHeader + Chr(34) + vbLf)
ElseIf (IsCSharp) Then
FileDescTopBlock(1)
Else
If IsHdr Then
'If IsCLassDef() Then
'AddClassDef()
'Else
AddHeaderFileDesc()
'End If
Else
FileDescTopBlock(1)
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
Sub AddHeaderFileDesc()
FileDescTopBlock(0)
Dim selection As EnvDTE.TextSelection
ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfLine()
Dim editPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint
selection = DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection()
editPoint = selection.TopPoint.CreateEditPoint()
editPoint.Insert("#pragma once" + vbLf)
End Sub
Sub FileDescTopBlock(ByVal HasRevHistory)
'DESCRIPTION: Add File desc block to the top of a CPP file
Dim selection As EnvDTE.TextSelection
ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfLine()
ActiveDocument.Selection.EndOfLine()
Dim sComment
sComment = ActiveDocument.Selection.ToString()
If Left(sComment, 2) = "//" Then
ActiveDocument.Selection.Delete()
sComment = LTrim(Mid(sComment, 3))
Else
sComment = ""
End If
Dim sLineBreak
Dim sFileName
Dim sBlock
sLineBreak = "////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////"
sFileName = ActiveDocument.Name
ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfDocument()
sBlock = sLineBreak & vbLf & _
"// File : " & sFileName & vbLf & _
"// Author : Larry Frieson" & vbLf & _
"// Desc : " & sComment & vbLf & _
"// Date : " & CStr(Now.Date()) & vbLf & _
"//" & vbLf & _
"// Copyright © 20" + Right(CStr(Now.Year.ToString()), 2) + " MLinks Technologies. All rights reserved" + vbLf
If (HasRevHistory > 0) Then
sBlock = sBlock & _
"//" & vbLf & _
"// Revision History: " & vbLf & _
"// " & CStr(Now) & " created." & vbLf & _
"// " & vbLf
End If
sBlock = sBlock + sLineBreak + vbLf
Dim editPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint
selection = DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection()
editPoint = selection.TopPoint.CreateEditPoint()
editPoint.Insert(sBlock)
End Sub
Hope this helps, or at least gives you some ideas. Again, I didn't test/debug the "source file looper", I figure you can handle that.
Larry