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Customized Visual Studio .NET package: your fully integrated document window inside the IDE

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Create a fully integrated document window inside the Visual Studio IDE.
/**********************************************************************
- File Name: DocView.h
- Date: 12/10/2003 4:46:09 PM
- Author: Michael Sheinin
- Description : 
	-The declaration if IVsWindowPane interface. the number of methods, type of
	parameters and return values were obtained during original "bined" package
	tracing.
	-The declaration of class CDocumentView that is resposible for visualization of
	the document data.
- Notes: 

**********************************************************************/
#pragma once

#include <docobj.h>


interface IVsWindowPane : public IUnknown
{
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub3( DWORD p1 ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_CreatePaneWindow( HWND hwndParent, int iX, int iY, int iCX, int iCY, HWND* phwnd ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub5( void* p1 ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Close( ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub7( void* p1 ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub8( void* p1 ) = 0;
	virtual STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub9( void* p1 ) = 0;
};


class CMediator;


class CDocumentView : public IVsWindowPane, public IOleCommandTarget
{
public:
	CDocumentView();
	~CDocumentView();
	void Attach( CMediator* pMdtr );
	//IUnknown:
	STDMETHODIMP QueryInterface( REFIID rid, void** ppvObject );
	STDMETHODIMP_(ULONG) AddRef();
	STDMETHODIMP_(ULONG) Release();	
	// IVsWindowPane
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub3( DWORD p1 );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_CreatePaneWindow( HWND hwndParent, int iX, int iY,
										int iCX, int iCY, HWND* phwnd );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub5( void* p1 );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Close( );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub7( void* p1 );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub8( void* p1 );
	STDMETHODIMP WP_Stub9( void* p1 );
	// IOleCommandTarget
	STDMETHODIMP QueryStatus(
			const GUID *pguidCmdGroup,
			ULONG cCmds, // Number of commands in prgCmds array
			OLECMD *prgCmds, // Array of commands
			OLECMDTEXT *pCmdText // Pointer to name or status of command
			);
	STDMETHODIMP Exec(
			const GUID *pguidCmdGroup, // Pointer to command group
			DWORD nCmdID, // Identifier of command to execute
			DWORD nCmdExecOpt, // Options for executing the command
			VARIANTARG *pvaIn, // Pointer to input arguments
			VARIANTARG *pvaOut // Pointer to command output
			); 
protected:
	ULONG		m_uRefCnt;
	CMediator*	m_pMdtr;
};

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