Visual Studio 2010 Custom Wizard

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Hi all,

i made a Custom Wizard in Visual Studio 2010 and everything work fine. to change the project settings i use this code:

C#

var config = proj.Object.Configurations('Debug');
        config.OutputDirectory = '..\\_bin';

var config = proj.Object.Configurations('Release');
        config.OutputDirectory = '..\\_bin';

now i want to change also the project settings for the target name and the include directories (in VC++ Directories). How i can do this (config.TargetName doesn´t work)

Furthermore i want to add to the new solution some existing projects.

can you help me?

kuchen85

Posted 30-Jun-11 1:16am

kuchen85

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fjdiewornncalwe 30-Jun-11 23:22pm

Why are you reinventing the wheel? Is this a school project? The built in wizards for C++ work very well.

kuchen85 1-Jul-11 2:12am

I use the built in Wizard but want to make a Custom Wizard for me because i make many projects from the same type...

only thing i need is to change the project target name and the include directories (in VC++ Directories).

kuchen85 7-Jul-11 3:22am

nobody can help me?

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