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I want to dock a new tool window to the left gutter by default, much like the default position of the Cookiecutter tool window or the Toolbox tool window?
However, I am unsure as to what GUID to use, and using ToolWindowPlacement.Floating or ToolWindowPlacement.Documentwell doesn't dock it the same way I want it to be docked.
And I am completely lost on how pages on the documentation like this one Contributions and configurations - Visual Studio (Windows) | Microsoft Learn gets the GUID for the "File in project context menu", the "Project context menu", and the "Solution context menu". Though I am unsure if ToolWindowPlacement.DockedTo(Guid) is what I actually need.
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I want to dock a new tool window to the left gutter by default, much like the default position of the Cookiecutter tool window or the Toolbox tool window?
I assume I need to use:
However, I am unsure as to what GUID to use, and using
ToolWindowPlacement.FloatingorToolWindowPlacement.Documentwelldoesn't dock it the same way I want it to be docked.And I am completely lost on how pages on the documentation like this one Contributions and configurations - Visual Studio (Windows) | Microsoft Learn gets the GUID for the "File in project context menu", the "Project context menu", and the "Solution context menu". Though I am unsure if
ToolWindowPlacement.DockedTo(Guid)is what I actually need.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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