The first thing I need is to access the selected text in the SSMS query window. To keep things simple I’ll put all my code in this method even though that’s not good practice.
This is the method that gets run when the menu item is selected. And this includes a MenuItemCallback method. If you’ve followed the tutorial above you’ll have a VSIX project which includes a Command class. This disables some of the debugging tools but this didn’t cause me any issues. You can workaround it by disabling the UI Debugging Tools for XAML. This is a bug that’s fixed in Visual Studio 2017 but I couldn’t find a fix for it in 2015. Message: An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in PresentationCore.dllĪdditional information: The visual tree has been changed during a 'VisualTreeChanged' event. The only issue I found was when I started debugging my project I got the following error: System.InvalidOperationException was unhandled Also note that I’ve only tested this with SSMS V17.9. Definitely follow his advice to use Visual Studio 2015 – I tried and failed with 2017. Just follow these instruction and you’re good to go. It’s a must read if you want to create an SSMS extension. I wouldn’t have got anywhere with this project without this brilliant article which covers the absolute basics of getting an extension running.
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