Ankh menu Deletion

Today I downloaded the ankhsvn trial. It is a plug-in of Visual Studio IDE and is not as convenient as VSS or visual SVN. After unintall, it is found that there is still a menu item of ankhsvn on the vs2005 menu. To delete it, Google:

Http://www.therightstuff.de/2006/09/21/Removing+AnkhSVN+Commands+From+Visual+Studio.aspx

   1:  Imports System

   2:  Imports EnvDTE

   3:  Imports System.Diagnostics

   4:  ' Comment the following line if you're running the macro in Visual Studio .NET 2003.

   5:  Imports Microsoft.VisualStudio.CommandBars

   6:  Imports Microsoft.Office.Core

   7:   

   8:  Public Module RemoveAnkhMenus

   9:      Public Sub RemoveAnkhMenus()

  10:          DeleteAnkhCommandControls()

  11:          DeleteAnkhCommands()

  12:      End Sub

  13:   

  14:      Private Sub DeleteAnkhCommandControls()

  15:          For Each bar As CommandBar In CType(DTE.CommandBars, CommandBars)

  16:              ' Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("Processing : {0}", GetPath(bar)))

  17:   

  18:              RecurseCommandControls(bar.Controls)

  19:          Next

  20:      End Sub

  21:   

  22:      Private Sub RecurseCommandControls(ByVal controls As CommandBarControls)

  23:          For Each control As CommandBarControl In controls

  24:              ' Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("Processing : {0}", GetPath(control)))

  25:   

  26:              ' Recurse childs.

  27:              If control.accChildCount > 0 Then

  28:                  If control.Type = MsoControlType.msoControlPopup Then

  29:                      RecurseCommandControls(CType(control, CommandBarPopup).Controls)

  30:                  End If

  31:              End If

  32:   

  33:              ' Delete the control if it is related to AnkhSVN.

  34:              DeleteAnkhCommandControl(control)

  35:          Next

  36:      End Sub

  37:   

  38:      Private Sub DeleteAnkhCommandControl(ByVal control As CommandBarControl)

  39:          ' Delete control if it is related to AnkhSVN.

  40:          If control.Caption.StartsWith("Ankh") Then

  41:              Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("Deleting control: {0}", GetPath(control)))

  42:              control.Delete()

  43:          End If

  44:      End Sub

  45:   

  46:      Private Sub DeleteAnkhCommands()

  47:          ' Delete all commands related to AnkhSVN.

  48:          For Each command As Command In DTE.Commands

  49:              If command.Name <> Nothing Then

  50:                  If command.Name.StartsWith("Ankh") Then

  51:                      Debug.WriteLine(String.Format("Deleting command: {0}", command.Name))

  52:                      command.Delete()

  53:                  End If

  54:              End If

  55:          Next

  56:      End Sub

  57:   

  58:      Private Function GetPath(ByVal control As Object) As String

  59:          If TypeOf (control) Is CommandBarControl Then

  60:              Dim cbc As CommandBarControl

  61:              cbc = CType(control, CommandBarControl)

  62:   

  63:              Return GetPath(cbc.Parent) + "->" + cbc.Caption

  64:          End If

  65:   

  66:          If TypeOf (control) Is CommandBar Then

  67:              Dim cb As CommandBar

  68:              cb = CType(control, CommandBar)

  69:   

  70:              Return GetPath(cb.Parent) + "->" + cb.Name

  71:          End If

  72:   

  73:          Return "DTE"

  74:      End Function

  75:  End Module

This macro file must be opened in macro ide of vs. If it is saved as a vbs project, an error will be reported when running the file (you can leave a message if no error is reported during trial run ).

You can add it to any macro project or create a new macro project, and then run it. It should be noted that this macro will run for a long time. It is estimated that it will take more than 10 minutes on t42.

Another solution is to export vs ide settings and reset the IDE. However, all custom settings are lost. You can use this method if there are not many user-defined items. I had to go back to visual SVN again...

SVN is still recommended for source code control.