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Introduction
Project Explorer is an add-in to Microsoft Developer Studio. It has been tested with Version VC++ 6 and Service Pack 3.
It adds the ability to launch windows explorer in the directory of the currently
active project. Although only a very simple ability, it is one that is very handy and I use all the time.
This Add-In is provided free to individuals (corporate users require a licence, and should email me on the address below). If you decide to keep it, I would appreciate a simple email telling me you are using it and if you find it useful.
Please send bug reports and suggestions to . Latest version available at http://www.wickman.net/shareware/ShareFreeSoft.htm
Disclaimer: This software is provided as-is and with no implied warranty of any kind.
Please donot place any blame on me if it does something untoward to your system.
Installation
- Copy all ProjectExplorer.* files to the add-ins folder of Developer Studio:
C:\Program Files\DevStudio\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\AddIns
- In Developer Studio, go to the "Tools" menu and select
"Customize...".
- Go to the "Add-ins and Macro Files" tab (the last one). Mark the
checkbox next to "ProjectExplorer" as checked, and click "Close".
- Developer Studio adds a new toolbar with the ProjectExplorer button.
You can move this button to another toolbar by pressing the Alt key
while dragging the button.
To deactivate ProjectExplorer, perform steps 2-3, but uncheck the checkbox next
to ProjectExplorer.
To completely uninstall ProjectExplorer:
- Exit Developer Studio.
- Delete all ProjectExplorer.* files from your Developer Studio add-ins folder.
Usage
Click the "ProjectExplorer" button to launch windows explorer in the your current project directory.
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change file : commends.cpp
ShellExecute(NULL,_T("explore"),strModPath,NULL,NULL,SW_SHOW); -> CString strParam; strParam.Format( "/n, /e, %s", strModPath ); ShellExecute( NULL,"open","explorer.exe",strParam,NULL,SW_SHOW );
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Sir. i have a created project and i want to add it into my own project(or its class) to use its funtion please help me thank you in advance
dnqhung
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I never realised you could alter the VC++ interface so much. 
And thanks to the other people for adding the other methods.  I guess which method you use depends on your personal perferences.
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Thank you, it is a great little tool that I use all the time. Ignore the knockers, why didn't they post their idea before this one ?
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A simple but great timesaving addon. I know that msdev could make it without that addon, but the toolbar is quite neat 
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1. Launch your VC++. 2. Select Tools->Customize. 3. Add an entry to Menu Context as - Explore 4. type explorer.exe for command line 5. type $(FileDir) for Arguments 6. type $(FileDir) for Initial directory.
You are all set.
If you now click Tools->Explore, explorer will come up displaying directory of yor project. Now you may add a shortcut for this in any toolbar or add a keybord shortcut.
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Follow these steps to add a user-defined tool "ProjectExplorer" to Developer Studio:
1. In Developer Studio, go to the "Tools" menu and select "Customize...". 2. Go to the "Tools" tab. 3. Click the "New" button above the "Menu contents" list and enter a text for the menu item (e.g. "ProjectExplorer"). 4. Enter "explorer.exe" for "Command" and "$(WkspDir)" for "Arguments".
That's all! No add-in needed
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 | Re:  sasha do | 4:19 28 Aug '00 |
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Dev studio can do this without an add-in. Why not just make a tool that launches explorer in the current dir? You can even launch other editors to the very line and column that the cursor is on. I even launch a command prompt in the current directory
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