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示例1: OnConnection
// This is called when the user first loads the add-in, and on start-up
// of each subsequent Developer Studio session
STDMETHODIMP CDSAddIn::OnConnection(IApplication* pApp, VARIANT_BOOL bFirstTime,
long dwCookie, VARIANT_BOOL* OnConnection)
{
// AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState());
typedef struct
{
LPCTSTR lpszCommand;
UINT nStringID;
LPCTSTR lpszMethod;
}COMMANDDEFS;
// these command must be in left-to-right order of the toolbar buttons
COMMANDDEFS s_cd[] = {
{ "Winx ClassWizard", IDS_CMD_STRING, "ClassWizard" },
};
// Store info passed to us
IApplication* pApplication = NULL;
if (FAILED(pApp->QueryInterface(IID_IApplication, (void**) &pApplication))
|| pApplication == NULL)
{
*OnConnection = VARIANT_FALSE;
return S_OK;
}
m_dwCookie = dwCookie;
// Create command dispatch, send info back to DevStudio
CCommandsObj::CreateInstance(&m_pCommands);
m_pCommands->AddRef();
// The QueryInterface above AddRef'd the Application object. It will
// be Release'd in CCommand's destructor.
m_pCommands->SetApplicationObject(pApplication);
// (see stdafx.h for the definition of VERIFY_OK)
VERIFY_OK(pApplication->SetAddInInfo((long) _Module.GetModuleInstance(),
(LPDISPATCH) m_pCommands, IDR_TOOLBAR_MEDIUM, IDR_TOOLBAR_LARGE, m_dwCookie));
// Inform DevStudio of the commands we implement
// TODO: Replace the AddCommand call below with a series of calls,
// one for each command your add-in will add.
// The command name should not be localized to other languages. The
// tooltip, command description, and other strings related to this
// command are stored in the string table (IDS_CMD_STRING) and should
// be localized.
int nNumCmds = sizeof(s_cd) / sizeof(s_cd[0]);
for (int n = 0; n < nNumCmds; n++)
{
// The command name should not be localized to other languages. The
// tooltip, command description, and other strings related to this
// command are stored in the string table (IDS_CMD_STRING) and should
// be localized.
LPCTSTR szCommand = s_cd[n].lpszCommand;
VARIANT_BOOL bRet;
CString strCmdString;// = szCommand;
strCmdString.LoadString(s_cd[n].nStringID);
strCmdString = szCommand + strCmdString;
CComBSTR bszCmdString(strCmdString);
CComBSTR bszMethod(s_cd[n].lpszMethod);
CComBSTR bszCmdName(szCommand);
VERIFY_OK(pApplication->AddCommand(bszCmdString, bszMethod, n, m_dwCookie, &bRet));
if (bRet == VARIANT_FALSE)
{
// AddCommand failed because a command with this name already
// exists. You may try adding your command under a different name.
// Or, you can fail to load as we will do here.
*OnConnection = VARIANT_FALSE;
return S_OK;
}
// Add toolbar buttons only if this is the first time the add-in
// is being loaded. Toolbar buttons are automatically remembered
// by Developer Studio from session to session, so we should only
// add the toolbar buttons once.
if (bFirstTime == VARIANT_TRUE)
VERIFY_OK(pApplication->AddCommandBarButton(dsGlyph, bszCmdName, m_dwCookie));
}
*OnConnection = VARIANT_TRUE;
return S_OK;
return S_OK;
}