diff --git a/bin/Mono.Addins.CecilReflector.dll b/bin/Mono.Addins.CecilReflector.dll index bbda91deb1..1d4165a10e 100755 Binary files a/bin/Mono.Addins.CecilReflector.dll and b/bin/Mono.Addins.CecilReflector.dll differ diff --git a/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.dll b/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.dll index 68c31211b3..62c71ae887 100755 Binary files a/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.dll and b/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.dll differ diff --git a/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.xml b/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.xml deleted file mode 100644 index f5ce70a0b0..0000000000 --- a/bin/Mono.Addins.Setup.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1140 +0,0 @@ - - - - Mono.Addins.Setup - - - - - An IAddinInstaller implementation which interacts with the user through the console - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets or sets whether the installer can ask questions to the user - - - - - Log level (0:normal, 1+:verbose); - - - - - An add-in package - - - - - Creates a package object for an add-in available in an on-line repository - - - An add-in reference - - - The package - - - - - Creates a package object for a local package file - - - Package file path - - - The package - - - - - Name of the package - - - - - Returns true if the package will be installed in the shared directory, - false if it will be installed in the user directory. - - - - - A reference to an add-in available in an on-line repository - - - - - Begins downloading a support file - - - Result of the asynchronous operation, to be used when calling EndDownloadSupportFile to - get the download result. - - - Name of the file. - - - Callback to be called when the download operation ends. - - - Custom state object provided by the caller. - - - This method can be used to get the contents of a support file of an add-in. - A support file is a file referenced in the custom properties of an add-in. - - - - - Gets the result of the asynchronous download of a file - - - The downloaded file. - - - The async result object returned by BeginDownloadSupportFile. - - - - - Add-in information - - - - - Url to the add-in package - - - - - The URL of the repository - - - - - Name of the repository - - - - - An installation exception - - - - - Initializes the exception - - - Error message - - - - - Initializes the exception - - - Error message - - - Inner exception - - - - - A command line add-in manager. - - - This class can be used to provide an add-in management command line tool to applications. - - - - - Creates a new instance - - - Add-in registry to manage. - - - - - Runs the command line tool. - - - Array that contains the command line arguments - - - Index of the arguments array that has the first argument for the management tool - - - 0 if it succeeds. != 0 otherwise - - - - - Runs the command line tool. - - - Command line arguments - - - 0 if it succeeds. != 0 otherwise - - - - - Adds a custom command to the add-in manager - - - Category under which the command has to be shown in the help text - - - Name of the command - - - Short name of the command (it's an alias of the normal name) - - - Formal description of the arguments that the command accepts. For example: "[addin-id|addin-file] [--xml] [--all] [--full] [--namespace <namespace>]" - - - Short description of the command - - - Long description of the command - - - Delegate to be invoked to run the command - - - - - Prints help about the add-in management tool, or about a specific command - - - Optional command name and arguments - - - - - Display name of the host application - - - - - Default add-in namespace of the application (optional). If set, only add-ins that belong to that namespace - will be shown in add-in lists. - - - - - Enables or disables verbose output - - - - - Sets or gets the verbose output level (0: normal output, 1:verbose, 2+:extra verbose) - - - - - A command handler - - - - - A collection of packages - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Copy constructor - - - Collection where to copy from - - - - - Adds a package - - - A package - - - - - Checks if a package is present in the collection - - - The package - - - True if the package is preent - - - - - Adds a list of packages to the collection - - - The list of packages to add - - - - - Gets a package - - - Package index - - - - - Basic add-in information - - - - - Compares the versions of two add-ins - - - Another add-in - - - Result of comparison - - - - - Full identifier of the add-in - - - - - Display name of the add-in - - - - - Namespace of the add-in - - - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - Version with which this add-in is compatible - - - - - Add-in author - - - - - Add-in copyright - - - - - Web page URL with more information about the add-in - - - - - Description of the add-in - - - - - Category of the add-in - - - - - Dependencies of the add-in - - - - - Optional dependencies of the add-in - - - - - Custom properties specified in the add-in header - - - - - A registry of on-line repositories - - - This class can be used to manage on-line repository subscriptions. - - - - - Subscribes to an on-line repository - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status and log - - - URL of the repository - - - A repository reference - - - The repository index is not downloaded by default. It can be downloaded - by calling UpdateRepository. - - - - - Subscribes to an on-line repository - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status and log - - - URL of the repository - - - When set to True, the repository index will be downloaded. - - - A repository reference - - - - - Removes an on-line repository subscription. - - - URL of the repository. - - - - - Enables or disables a repository - - - URL of the repository - - - 'true' if the repository has to be enabled. - - - Disabled repositories are ignored when calling UpdateAllRepositories. - - - - - Checks if a repository is already subscribed. - - - URL of the repository - - - True if the repository is already subscribed. - - - - - Gets a list of subscribed repositories - - - A list of repositories. - - - - - Updates the add-in index of all subscribed repositories. - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status and log - - - - - Updates the add-in index of the provided repository - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status and log - - - URL of the repository - - - - - Gets a list of available add-in updates. - - - A list of add-in references. - - - The list is generated by looking at the add-ins currently installed and checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in any of the subscribed repositories. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available add-in updates. - - - Search flags - - - A list of add-in references. - - - The list is generated by looking at the add-ins currently installed and checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in any of the subscribed repositories. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available add-in updates in a specific repository. - - - The repository URL - - - A list of add-in references. - - - The list is generated by looking at the add-ins currently installed and checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in the provided repository. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available updates for an add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - List of updates for the specified add-in. - - - The list is generated by checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in any of the subscribed repositories. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available updates for an add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Search flags. - - - List of updates for the specified add-in. - - - The list is generated by checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in any of the subscribed repositories. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available updates for an add-in in a specific repository - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - List of updates for the specified add-in. - - - The list is generated by checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in the provided repository. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of available updates for an add-in in a specific repository - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Search flags. - - - List of updates for the specified add-in. - - - The list is generated by checking if there is any - add-in with a newer version number in the provided repository. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of all available add-ins - - - A list of add-ins - - - This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of all available add-ins - - - The available addins. - - - Search flags. - - - This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of all available add-ins in a repository - - - A repository URL - - - A list of add-ins - - - This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Gets a list of all available add-ins in a repository - - - A repository URL - - - Search flags. - - - A list of add-ins - - - This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Checks if an add-in is available to be installed - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - Version of the add-in (optional, it can be null) - - - A list of add-ins - - - List of references to add-ins available in on-line repositories. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Checks if an add-in is available to be installed from a repository - - - A repository URL - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - Version of the add-in (optional, it can be null) - - - A list of add-ins - - - List of references to add-ins available in the repository. This method uses cached - information from on-line repositories. Make sure you call UpdateRepository or UpdateAllRepositories - before using this method to ensure that the latest information is available. - - - - - Repository search flags. - - - - - No special search options - - - - - Only the latest version of every add-in is included in the search - - - - - An on-line add-in repository - - - - - Path to the cached add-in repository file - - - - - Url of the repository - - - - - Do not use. Use Title instead. - - - - - Title of the repository - - - - - Last change timestamp - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this is enabled. - - - true if enabled; otherwise, false. - - - - - Helper for making web requests with support for authenticated proxies. - - - - - Sets a custom request handler that can handle requests for authenticated proxy servers. - - The custom request handler. - - - - Gets the web response, using the request handler to handle proxy authentication - if necessary. - - The response. - Callback for creating the request. - Callback for preparing the request, e.g. writing the request stream. - Cancellation token. - - Keeps sending requests until a response code that doesn't require authentication happens or if the request - requires authentication and the user has stopped trying to enter them (i.e. they hit cancel when they are prompted). - - - - - Gets the web response, using the request handler to handle proxy authentication - if necessary. - - The response. - Callback for creating the request. - Callback for preparing the request, e.g. writing the request stream. - Cancellation token. - - Keeps sending requests until a response code that doesn't require authentication happens or if the request - requires authentication and the user has stopped trying to enter them (i.e. they hit cancel when they are prompted). - - - - - Determines whether an error code is likely to have been caused by internet reachability problems. - - - - - Provides tools for managing add-ins - - - This class can be used to manage the add-ins of an application. It allows installing and uninstalling - add-ins, taking into account add-in dependencies. It provides methods for installing add-ins from on-line - repositories and tools for generating those repositories. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - If the add-in manager is initialized (AddinManager.Initialize has been called), then this instance - will manage the add-in registry of the initialized engine. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Add-in registry to manage - - - - - Resolves add-in dependencies. - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - List of add-ins to check - - - Packages that need to be installed. - - - Packages that need to be uninstalled. - - - Add-in dependencies that could not be resolved. - - - True if all dependencies could be resolved. - - - This method can be used to get a list of all packages that have to be installed in order to install - an add-in or set of add-ins. The list of packages to install will include the package that provides the - add-in, and all packages that provide the add-in dependencies. In some cases, packages may need to - be installed (for example, when an installed add-in needs to be upgraded). - - - - - Resolves add-in dependencies. - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Packages that need to be installed. - - - Packages that need to be uninstalled. - - - Add-in dependencies that could not be resolved. - - - True if all dependencies could be resolved. - - - This method can be used to get a list of all packages that have to be installed in order to satisfy - the dependencies of a package or set of packages. The 'packages' argument must have the list of packages - to be resolved. When resolving dependencies, if there is any additional package that needs to be installed, - it will be added to the same 'packages' collection. In some cases, packages may need to - be installed (for example, when an installed add-in needs to be upgraded). Those packages will be added - to the 'toUninstall' collection. Packages that could not be resolved are added to the 'unresolved' - collection. - - - - - Installs add-in packages - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Paths to the packages to install - - - True if the installation succeeded - - - - - Installs add-in packages from on-line repositories - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - References to the add-ins to be installed - - - True if the installation succeeded - - - - - Installs add-in packages - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Packages to install - - - True if the installation succeeded - - - - - Uninstalls an add-in. - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Full identifier of the add-in to uninstall. - - - - - Uninstalls a set of add-ins - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Full identifiers of the add-ins to uninstall. - - - - - Gets information about an add-in - - - The add-in - - - Add-in header data - - - - - Gets a list of add-ins which depend on an add-in - - - Full identifier of an add-in. - - - When set to True, dependencies will be gathered recursivelly - - - List of dependent add-ins. - - - This methods returns a list of add-ins which have the add-in identified by 'id' as a direct - (or indirect if recursive=True) dependency. - - - - - Packages an add-in - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Directory where to generate the package - - - Paths to the add-ins to be packaged. Paths can be either the main assembly of an add-in, or an add-in - manifest (.addin or .addin.xml). - - - This method can be used to create a package for an add-in, which can then be pushed to an on-line - repository. The package will include the main assembly or manifest of the add-in and any external - file declared in the add-in metadata. - - - - - Generates an on-line repository - - - Progress monitor where to show progress status - - - Path to the directory that contains the add-ins and that is going to be published - - - This method generates the index files required to publish a directory as an online repository - of add-ins. - - - - - Gets a reference to an extensible application - - - Name of the application - - - The Application object. Null if not found. - - - - - Gets a reference to an extensible application - - - Name of the application - - - Custom paths where to look for the application. - - - The Application object. Null if not found. - - - - - Gets a lis of all known extensible applications - - - A list of applications. - - - - - Gets a lis of all known extensible applications - - - Custom paths where to look for applications. - - - A list of applications. - - - - - The add-in registry being managed - - - - - Default add-in namespace of the application (optional). If set, only add-ins that belong to that namespace - will be shown in add-in lists. - - - - - Directory where to install add-ins. If not specified, the 'addins' subdirectory of the - registry location is used. - - - - - Returns a RepositoryRegistry which can be used to manage on-line repository references - - - - - A registered extensible application - - - - - Add-in registry of the application - - - - - Description of the application - - - - - Name of the application - - - - - Path to the add-in registry - - - - - Path to the directory that contains the main executable assembly of the application - - - - - Command to be used to execute the application in add-in development mode. - - - - - Path to the default add-ins directory for the aplpication - - - - - Path to the add-in cache for the application - - - - diff --git a/bin/Mono.Addins.dll b/bin/Mono.Addins.dll index 969909e314..2f9f07e508 100755 Binary files a/bin/Mono.Addins.dll and b/bin/Mono.Addins.dll differ diff --git a/bin/Mono.Addins.xml b/bin/Mono.Addins.xml deleted file mode 100644 index b9bdd4cf1c..0000000000 --- a/bin/Mono.Addins.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,6120 +0,0 @@ - - - - Mono.Addins - - - - - An add-in localizer. - - - Add-in localizers which want to provide support for localization of plural forms - can additionally implement . - - - - - Gets a localized message. - - - The localized message. - - - The message identifier. - - - - - A collection of extension nodes - - - - - Base class for add-in description collections. - - - - - Base class for add-in description collections. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Add an object. - - - The object. - - - - - Adds a collection of objects. - - - The objects to add. - - - - - Insert an object. - - - Insertion index. - - - The object. - - - - - Removes an object. - - - Object to remove. - - - - - Checks if an object is present in the collection. - - - Objecect to check. - - - - - A collection of NodeElement objects - - - - - Gets the at the specified index - - - Index - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Gets the with the specified identifier. - - - Identifier. - - - - - Declares an extension point. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Extension path that identifies the extension point - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Extension path that identifies the extension point - - - Type of the extension node to be created for extensions - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Extension path that identifies the extension point - - - Element name to be used when defining an extension in an XML manifest. - - - Type of the extension node to be created for extensions - - - - - Extension path that identifies the extension point - - - - - Long description of the extension point. - - - - - Type of the extension node to be created for extensions - - - - - Expected extension object type (when nodes are of type TypeExtensionNode) - - - - - Element name to be used when defining an extension in an XML manifest. The default name is "Type". - - - - - Display name of the extension point. - - - - - Type of the custom attribute to be used to specify metadata for the extension point - - - - - Addin URL attribute. - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Url of the add-in - - - - - Url of the add-in - - - - - Declares allowed children of an extension node type. - - - This attribute allows declaring the type of children that an extension node can have. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Name of the allowed child extension node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Type of the allowed child extension node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Type of the allowed child extension node. - - - Name of the allowed child extension node. - - - - - Name of the allowed child extension node. - - - - - Type of the allowed child extension node. - - - - - Provides access to add-in and extension model management operations. - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - When initialized with this method, it will look for add-ins in the global add-in registry. - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in the - provided location. The add-in engine will look for add-ins in an 'addins' - subdirectory of the provided directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in the - provided location. The add-in engine will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - Location of the add-in database. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in the - provided location. The add-in engine will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. Cached information about add-ins will be stored in - the 'databaseDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Finalizes an add-in engine. - - - - - Sets the default localizer to be used for this add-in engine - - - The add-in localizer - - - - - Checks if the provided add-ins are installed, and requests the installation of those - which aren't. - - - Message to show to the user when new add-ins have to be installed. - - - List of IDs of the add-ins to be checked. - - - This method checks if the specified add-ins are installed. - If some of the add-ins are not installed, it will use - the installer assigned to the DefaultAddinInstaller property - to install them. If the installation fails, or if DefaultAddinInstaller - is not set, an exception will be thrown. - - - - - Checks if an add-in has been loaded. - - - Full identifier of the add-in. - - - True if the add-in is loaded. - - - - - Forces the loading of an add-in. - - - Status monitor to keep track of the loading process. - - - Full identifier of the add-in to load. - - - This method loads all assemblies that belong to an add-in in memory. - All add-ins on which the specified add-in depends will also be loaded. - Notice that in general add-ins don't need to be explicitely loaded using - this method, since the add-in engine will load them on demand. - - - - - Creates a new extension context. - - - The new extension context. - - - Extension contexts can be used to query the extension model using particular condition values. - - - - - Returns the extension node in a path - - - Location of the node. - - - The node, or null if not found. - - - - - Returns the extension node in a path - - - Location of the node. - - - The node, or null if not found. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path.> - - - All nodes registered in the provided path. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Expected node type. - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered under the provided path. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered under the provided path. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all extension nodes bound to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - Expected extension node type - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered for the provided type. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided node type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered for the provided type. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the specified node type argument. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of objects - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - A list of objects - - - The type argument of this generic method is the type that defines - the extension point. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - A list of extension objects. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - A list of extension objects. - - - The type argument of this generic method is the type that defines - the extension point. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path - - - An extension path. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true) - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Register a listener of extension node changes. - - - Path of the node. - - - A handler method. - - - Hosts can call this method to be subscribed to an extension change - event for a specific path. The event will be fired once for every - individual node change. The event arguments include the change type - (Add or Remove) and the extension node added or removed. - - NOTE: The handler will be called for all nodes existing in the path at the moment of registration. - - - - - Unregister a listener of extension node changes. - - - Path of the node. - - - A handler method. - - - This method unregisters a delegate from the node change event of a path. - - - - - Register a listener of extension node changes. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A handler method. - - - Hosts can call this method to be subscribed to an extension change - event for a specific type extension point. The event will be fired once for every - individual node change. The event arguments include the change type - (Add or Remove) and the extension node added or removed. - - NOTE: The handler will be called for all nodes existing in the path at the moment of registration. - - - - - Unregister a listener of extension node changes. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A handler method. - - - - - Gets whether the add-in engine has been initialized. - - - - - Gets the default add-in installer - - - The default installer is used by the CheckInstalled method to request - the installation of missing add-ins. - - - - - Gets the default localizer for this add-in engine - - - - - Gets the localizer for the add-in that is invoking this property - - - - - Gets a reference to the RuntimeAddin object for the add-in that is invoking this property - - - - - Gets the default add-in engine - - - - - Gets the add-in registry bound to the default add-in engine - - - - - Extension change event. - - - This event is fired when any extension point in the add-in system changes. - The event args object provides the path of the changed extension, although - it does not provide information about what changed. Hosts subscribing to - this event should get the new list of nodes using a query method such as - AddinManager.GetExtensionNodes() and then update whatever needs to be updated. - - - - - Add-in loading error event. - - - This event is fired when there is an error when loading the extension - of an add-in, or any other kind of error that may happen when querying extension points. - - - - - Add-in loaded event. - - - Fired after loading an add-in in memory. - - - - - Add-in unload event. - - - Fired when an add-in is unloaded from memory. It may happen an add-in is disabled or uninstalled. - - - - - An extension node definition. - - - - - Base class for add-in description definitions. - - - - - Gets the parent object. - - - The parent object. - - - - - Gets the parent add-in description. - - - The parent add-in description. - - - - - An extension node element. - - - A raw representation of an extension node. Contains the basic information - needed to create ExtensionNode instances. - - - - - Gets element attributes. - - - Name of the attribute - - - The value of the attribute - - - - - Name of the node element. - - - - - Gets all attributes defined in the element. - - - - - Gets child nodes of this node - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Node name. - - - - - Gets the type of the node. - - - The node type. - - - This method only works when the add-in description to which the node belongs has been - loaded from an add-in registry. - - - - - Gets the extension path under which this node is registered - - - The parent path. - - - For example, if the id of the node is 'ThisNode', and the node is a child of another node with id 'ParentNode', and - that parent node is defined in an extension with the path '/Core/MainExtension', then the parent path is 'Core/MainExtension/ParentNode'. - - - - - Gets the value of an attribute. - - - The value of the attribute, or an empty string if the attribute is not defined. - - - Name of the attribute. - - - - - Sets the value of an attribute. - - - Name of the attribute - - - The value. - - - - - Removes an attribute. - - - Name of the attribute to remove. - - - - - Gets or sets the name of the node. - - - The name of the node. - - - - - Gets or sets the identifier of the node. - - - The identifier. - - - - - Gets or sets the identifier of the node after which this node has to be inserted - - - The identifier of the reference node - - - - - Gets or sets the identifier of the node before which this node has to be inserted - - - The identifier of the reference node - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this node is a condition. - - - true if this node is a condition; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets the attributes of the node. - - - The attributes. - - - - - Gets the child nodes. - - - The child nodes. - - - - - An extension node type definition. - - - - - An extension node set definition. - - - Node sets allow grouping a set of extension node declarations and give an identifier to that group - (the node set). Once a node set is declared, it can be referenced from several extension points - which use the same extension node structure. Extension node sets also allow declaring recursive - extension nodes, that is, extension nodes with a tree structure. - - - - - Copies data from another node set - - - Node set from which to copy - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets all the allowed node types. - - - The allowed node types. - - - Gets all allowed node types, including those defined in included node sets. - This method only works for descriptions loaded from a registry. - - - - - Gets or sets the identifier of the node set. - - - The identifier. - - - - - Gets the node types allowed in this node set. - - - The node types. - - - - - Gets a list of other node sets included in this node set. - - - The node sets. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Copies data from another node set - - - - - Type that implements the extension node. - - - The full name of the type. - - - - - Element name to be used when defining an extension in an XML manifest. The default name is "Type". - - - The name of the node. - - - - - Type of the object that the extension creates (only valid for TypeNodeExtension). - - - - - Name of the custom attribute that can be used to declare nodes of this type - - - - - Long description of the node type - - - - - Attributes supported by the extension node type. - - - - - An add-in description - - - This class represent an add-in manifest. It has properties for getting - all information, and methods for loading and saving files. - - - - - Adds an extension point. - - - The extension point. - - - Path that identifies the new extension point. - - - - - Saves the add-in description. - - - File name where to save this instance - - - Saves the add-in description to the specified file and sets the FileName property. - - - - - Saves the add-in description. - - - It is thrown if FileName is not set - - - The description is saved to the file specified in the FileName property. - - - - - Generates an XML representation of the add-in description - - - An XML manifest. - - - - - Load an add-in description from a file - - - The file. - - - - - Load an add-in description from a stream - - - The stream - - - The path to be used to resolve relative file paths. - - - - - Load an add-in description from a text reader - - - The text reader - - - The path to be used to resolve relative file paths. - - - - - Verify this instance. - - - This method checks all the definitions in the description and returns a list of errors. - If the returned list is empty, it means that the description is valid. - - - - - Gets or sets the path to the main addin file. - - - The addin file. - - - The add-in file can be either the main assembly of an add-in or an xml manifest. - - - - - Gets the addin identifier. - - - The addin identifier. - - - - - Gets or sets the local identifier. - - - The local identifier. - - - - - Gets or sets the namespace. - - - The namespace. - - - - - Gets or sets the display name of the add-in. - - - The name. - - - - - Gets or sets the version. - - - The version. - - - - - Gets or sets the version of the add-in with which this add-in is backwards compatible. - - - The compat version. - - - - - Gets or sets the author. - - - The author. - - - - - Gets or sets the Url where more information about the add-in can be found. - - - The URL. - - - - - Gets or sets the copyright. - - - The copyright. - - - - - Gets or sets the description of the add-in. - - - The description. - - - - - Gets or sets the category of the add-in. - - - The category. - - - - - Gets the base path for locating external files relative to the add-in. - - - The base path. - - - - - Gets or sets a value indicating whether this instance is an add-in root. - - - true if this instance is an add-in root; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets or sets a value indicating whether this add-in is enabled by default. - - - true if enabled by default; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets or sets the add-in flags. - - - The flags. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this add-in can be disabled. - - - true if this add-in can be disabled; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this add-in can be uninstalled. - - - true if this instance can be uninstalled; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this add-in is hidden. - - - true if this add-in is hidden; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets all external files - - - All files. - - - External files are data files and assemblies explicitly referenced in the Runtime section of the add-in manifest. - - - - - Gets all paths to be ignored by the add-in scanner. - - - All paths to be ignored. - - - - - Gets the main module. - - - The main module. - - - - - Gets the optional modules. - - - The optional modules. - - - Optional modules can be used to declare extensions which will be registered only if some specified - add-in dependencies can be satisfied. Dependencies specified in optional modules are 'soft dependencies', - which means that they don't need to be satisfied in order to load the add-in. - - - - - Gets all modules (including the main module and all optional modules) - - - All modules. - - - - - Gets the extension node sets. - - - The extension node sets. - - - - - Gets the extension points. - - - The extension points. - - - - - Gets the condition types. - - - The condition types. - - - - - Gets or sets the add-in localizer. - - - The description of the add-in localizer for this add-in. - - - - - Custom properties specified in the add-in header - - - - - Gets or sets file where this description is stored - - - The file path. - - - - - Addin flags attribute. - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Add-in flags - - - - - Add-in flags - - - - - Delegate to be used in add-in engine events - - - - - Provides information about an add-in engine event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Add-in identifier. - - - - - Identifier of the add-in that generated the event. - - - - - Attribute of a NodeElement. - - - - - Name of the attribute. - - - - - Value of the attribute. - - - - - Allows finding assemblies in the file system - - - - - Locates an assembly - - - The full path to the assembly, or null if not found - - - Full name of the assembly - - - - - An add-in property. - - - - - Name of the property - - - - - Locale of the property. It is null if the property is not localized. - - - - - Value of the property. - - - - - A localizer factory. - - - - - Creates a localizer for an add-in. - - - The localizer. - - - The add-in for which to create the localizer. - - - Localizer parameters. - - - - - Definition of an add-in dependency. - - - - - Gets the display name of the dependency. - - - The name. - - - - - A collection of node sets. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Gets the with the specified id. - - - Identifier. - - - - - An add-in engine. - - - This class allows hosting several independent add-in engines in a single application domain. - In general, applications use the AddinManager class to query and manage extensions. This class is static, - so the API is easily accessible. However, some kind applications may need to use several isolated - add-in engines, and in this case the AddinManager class can't be used, because it is bound to a single - add-in engine. Those applications can instead create several instances of the AddinEngine class. Each - add-in engine can be independently initialized with different add-in registries and extension models. - - - - - An extension context. - - - Extension contexts can be used to query the extension tree - using particular condition values. Extension points which - declare the availability of a condition type can only be - queryed using an extension context which provides an - evaluator for that condition. - - - - - Registers a new condition in the extension context. - - - Identifier of the condition. - - - Condition evaluator. - - - The registered condition will be particular to this extension context. - Any event that might be fired as a result of changes in the condition will - only be fired in this context. - - - - - Registers a new condition in the extension context. - - - Identifier of the condition. - - - Type of the condition evaluator. Must be a subclass of Mono.Addins.ConditionType. - - - The registered condition will be particular to this extension context. Any event - that might be fired as a result of changes in the condition will only be fired in this context. - - - - - Returns the extension node in a path - - - Location of the node. - - - The node, or null if not found. - - - - - Returns the extension node in a path - - - Location of the node. - - - The node, or null if not found. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path.> - - - All nodes registered in the provided path. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered under the provided path. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all extension nodes bound to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - Expected extension node type - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered for the provided type. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided node type. - - - - - Gets extension nodes for a type extension point - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered for the provided type. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the specified node type argument. - - - - - Gets extension nodes registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Expected node type. - - - A list of nodes - - - This method returns all nodes registered under the provided path. - It will throw a InvalidOperationException if the type of one of - the registered nodes is not assignable to the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A list of objects - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - A list of objects - - - The type argument of this generic method is the type that defines - the extension point. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - A list of extension objects. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered for a type extension point. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - A list of extension objects. - - - The type argument of this generic method is the type that defines - the extension point. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path - - - An extension path. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true) - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node. - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Gets extension objects registered in a path. - - - An extension path. - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - When set to True, it will return instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of objects registered in the path. - - - This method can only be used if all nodes in the provided extension path - are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. The returned array is composed - by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if - reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found - objects is not a subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Register a listener of extension node changes. - - - Path of the node. - - - A handler method. - - - Hosts can call this method to be subscribed to an extension change - event for a specific path. The event will be fired once for every - individual node change. The event arguments include the change type - (Add or Remove) and the extension node added or removed. - - NOTE: The handler will be called for all nodes existing in the path at the moment of registration. - - - - - Unregister a listener of extension node changes. - - - Path of the node. - - - A handler method. - - - This method unregisters a delegate from the node change event of a path. - - - - - Register a listener of extension node changes. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A handler method. - - - Hosts can call this method to be subscribed to an extension change - event for a specific type extension point. The event will be fired once for every - individual node change. The event arguments include the change type - (Add or Remove) and the extension node added or removed. - - NOTE: The handler will be called for all nodes existing in the path at the moment of registration. - - - - - Unregister a listener of extension node changes. - - - Type defining the extension point - - - A handler method. - - - - - Extension change event. - - - This event is fired when any extension point in the add-in system changes. - The event args object provides the path of the changed extension, although - it does not provide information about what changed. Hosts subscribing to - this event should get the new list of nodes using a query method such as - AddinManager.GetExtensionNodes() and then update whatever needs to be updated. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - When initialized with this method, it will look for add-in in the add-in registry - located in the specified path. - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in the - provided location. The add-in engine will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes the add-in engine. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - Location of the add-in database. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - The add-in engine needs to be initialized before doing any add-in operation. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in the - provided location. The add-in engine will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. Cached information about add-ins will be stored in - the 'databaseDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Finalizes the add-in engine. - - - - - Sets the default localizer to be used for this add-in engine - - - The add-in localizer - - - - - Checks if the provided add-ins are installed, and requests the installation of those - which aren't. - - - Message to show to the user when new add-ins have to be installed. - - - List of IDs of the add-ins to be checked. - - - This method checks if the specified add-ins are installed. - If some of the add-ins are not installed, it will use - the installer assigned to the DefaultAddinInstaller property - to install them. If the installation fails, or if DefaultAddinInstaller - is not set, an exception will be thrown. - - - - - Checks if an add-in has been loaded. - - - Full identifier of the add-in. - - - True if the add-in is loaded. - - - - - Forces the loading of an add-in. - - - Status monitor to keep track of the loading process. - - - Full identifier of the add-in to load. - - - This method loads all assemblies that belong to an add-in in memory. - All add-ins on which the specified add-in depends will also be loaded. - Notice that in general add-ins don't need to be explicitely loaded using - this method, since the add-in engine will load them on demand. - - - - - Creates a new extension context. - - - The new extension context. - - - Extension contexts can be used to query the extension model using particular condition values. - - - - - Raised when there is an error while loading an add-in - - - - - Raised when an add-in is loaded - - - - - Raised when an add-in is unloaded - - - - - Gets whether the add-in engine has been initialized. - - - - - Gets the default add-in installer - - - The default installer is used by the CheckInstalled method to request - the installation of missing add-ins. - - - - - Gets the default localizer for this add-in engine - - - - - Gets the localizer for the add-in that is invoking this property - - - - - Gets a reference to the RuntimeAddin object for the add-in that is invoking this property - - - - - Gets the add-in registry bound to this add-in engine - - - - - An assembly reflector - - - This interface can be implemented to provide a custom method for getting information about assemblies. - - - - - Called to initialize the assembly reflector - - - IAssemblyLocator instance which can be used to locate referenced assemblies. - - - - - Gets a list of custom attributes - - - The custom attributes. - - - An assembly, class or class member - - - Type of the attribute to be returned. It will always be one of the attribute types - defined in Mono.Addins. - - - 'true' if inherited attributes must be returned - - - - - Gets a list of custom attributes - - - The attributes. - - - An assembly, class or class member - - - Base type of the attribute to be returned - - - 'true' if inherited attributes must be returned - - - - - Loads an assembly. - - - The loaded assembly - - - Path of the assembly. - - - - - Loads the assembly specified in an assembly reference - - - The assembly - - - An assembly reference - - - - - Gets the names of all resources embedded in an assembly - - - The names of the resources - - - An assembly - - - - - Gets the data stream of a resource - - - The stream. - - - An assembly - - - The name of a resource - - - - - Gets all types defined in an assembly - - - The types - - - An assembly - - - - - Gets all assembly references of an assembly - - - A list of assembly references - - - An assembly - - - - - Looks for a type in an assembly - - - The type. - - - An assembly - - - Name of the type - - - - - Gets a custom attribute - - - The custom attribute. - - - An assembly, class or class member - - - Base type of the attribute to be returned. It will always be one of the attribute types - defined in Mono.Addins. - - - 'true' if inherited attributes must be returned - - - - - Gets the name of a type (not including namespace) - - - The type name. - - - A type - - - - - Gets the full name of a type (including namespace) - - - The full name of the type - - - A type - - - - - Gets the assembly qualified name of a type - - - The assembly qualified type name - - - A type - - - - - Gets a list of all base types (including interfaces) of a type - - - An enumeration of the full name of all base types of the type - - - A type - - - - - Checks if a type is assignable to another type - - - 'true' if the type is assignable - - - Expected base type. - - - A type. - - - - - Gets the fields of a type - - - The fields. - - - A type - - - - - Gets the name of a field. - - - The field name. - - - A field. - - - - - Gets the full name of the type of a field - - - The full type name - - - A field. - - - - - A custom attribute - - - - - Full name of the type of the custom attribute - - - - - Declares an extension point bound to a type - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Path that identifies the extension point - - - - - Path that identifies the extension point - - - - - Description of the extension point. - - - - - Element name to be used when defining an extension in an XML manifest. The default name is "Type". - - - - - Display name of the extension point. - - - - - Type of the extension node to be created for extensions - - - - - Type of the custom attribute to be used to specify metadata for the extension point - - - - - Add-in flags - - - - - No flags - - - - - The add-in can't be uninstalled - - - - - The add-in can't be disabled - - - - - The add-in is not visible to end users - - - - - A collection of extensions - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Base class for extension nodes which create extension objects - - - - - A node of the extension model. - - - An extension node is an element registered by an add-in in an extension point. - A host can get nodes registered in an extension point using methods such as - AddinManager.GetExtensionNodes(string), which returns a collection of ExtensionNode objects. - - ExtensionNode will normally be used as a base class of more complex extension point types. - The most common subclass is Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode, which allows registering a class - implemented in an add-in. - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node. - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the - TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() method for each node. - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node. - - - True if the method can reuse instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node (with type check). - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the - TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance(Type) method for each node. - - An InvalidOperationException exception is thrown if one of the found child objects is not a - subclass of the provided type. - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node (casting to the specified type) - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the - TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() method for each node. - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node (with type check). - - - Type of the return array elements. - - - True if the method can reuse instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance(Type) - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance(Type) if reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - An InvalidOperationException exception will be thrown if one of the found child objects is not a subclass - of the provided type. - - - - - Returns the child objects of a node (casting to the specified type). - - - True if the method can reuse instances created in previous calls. - - - An array of child objects. - - - This method only works if all children of this node are of type Mono.Addins.TypeExtensionNode. - The returned array is composed by all objects created by calling the TypeExtensionNode.CreateInstance() - method for each node (or TypeExtensionNode.GetInstance() if reuseCachedInstance is set to true). - - - - - Reads the extension node data - - - The element containing the extension data - - - This method can be overriden to provide a custom method for reading extension node data from an element. - The default implementation reads the attributes if the element and assigns the values to the fields - and properties of the extension node that have the corresponding [NodeAttribute] decoration. - - - - - Called when the add-in that defined this extension node is actually loaded in memory. - - - - - Called when the add-in that defined this extension node is being - unloaded from memory. - - - - - Called when the children list of this node has changed. It may be due to add-ins - being loaded/unloaded, or to conditions being changed. - - - - - Called when a child node is added - - - Added node. - - - - - Called when a child node is removed - - - Removed node. - - - - - Identifier of the node. - - - It is not mandatory to specify an 'id' for a node. When none is provided, - the add-in manager will automatically generate an unique id for the node. - The ExtensionNode.HasId property can be used to know if the 'id' has been - specified by the developer or not. - - - - - Location of this node in the extension tree. - - - The node path is composed by the path of the extension point where it is defined, - the identifiers of its parent nodes, and its own identifier. - - - - - Parent node of this node. - - - - - Extension context to which this node belongs - - - - - Specifies whether the extension node has as an Id or not. - - - It is not mandatory to specify an 'id' for a node. When none is provided, - the add-in manager will automatically generate an unique id for the node. - This property will return true if an 'id' was provided for the node, and - false if the id was assigned by the add-in manager. - - - - - The add-in that registered this extension node. - - - This property provides access to the resources and types of the add-in that created this extension node. - - - - - Notifies that a child node of this node has been added or removed. - - - The first time the event is subscribed, the handler will be called for each existing node. - - - - - Child nodes of this extension node. - - - - - Gets the extension object declared by this node - - - Expected object type. An exception will be thrown if the object is not an instance of the specified type. - - - The extension object - - - The extension object is cached and the same instance will be returned at every call. - - - - - Gets the extension object declared by this node - - - The extension object - - - The extension object is cached and the same instance will be returned at every call. - - - - - Creates a new extension object - - - Expected object type. An exception will be thrown if the object is not an instance of the specified type. - - - The extension object - - - - - Creates a new extension object - - - The extension object - - - - - Declares a dependency on an add-in or add-in host - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - An extension node with custom metadata - - - This is the default type for extension nodes bound to a custom extension attribute. - - - - - An extension node with custom metadata provided by an attribute - - - This interface is implemented by ExtensionNode<T> to provide non-generic access to the attribute instance. - - - - - The custom attribute containing the extension metadata - - - - - The custom attribute containing the extension metadata - - - - - Defines an add-in property - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the property - - - Value of the property - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the property - - - Locale of the property. It can be null if the property is not bound to a locale. - - - Value of the property - - - - - Name of the property - - - - - Locale of the property. It can be null if the property is not bound to a locale. - - - - - Value of the property - - - - - Base class for custon extension attributes. - - - Custom extension attributes can be used to declare extensions with custom metadata. - All custom extension attributes must subclass CustomExtensionAttribute. - - - - - Identifier of the node - - - - - Identifier of the node before which this node has to be placed - - - - - Identifier of the node after which this node has to be placed - - - - - Path of the extension point being extended. - - - This property is optional and useful only when there are several extension points which allow - using this custom attribute to define extensions. - - - - - The extension node bound to this attribute - - - - - The add-in that registered this extension node. - - - This property provides access to the resources and types of the add-in that created this extension node. - - - - - A localizer that supports localization of plural forms. - - - This interface can be implemented by add-in localizers which want to provide - support plural forms. - - - - - Gets a localized message which may contain plural forms. - - - The localized message. - - - Message identifier to use when the specified count is 1. - - - Default message identifier to use when the specified count is not 1. - - - The count that determines which plural form to use. - - - - - Converts message identifiers to localized messages. - - - - - Gets a localized message - - - Message identifier - - - The localized message - - - - - Gets a formatted and localized message - - - Message identifier (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Arguments for the string format operation - - - The formatted and localized string - - - - - Gets a formatted and localized message - - - Message identifier (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Arguments for the string format operation - - - The formatted and localized string - - - - - Gets a localized plural form for a message identifier - - - Message identifier for the singular form - - - Default result message for the plural form - - - Value count. Determines wether to use singular or plural form. - - - The localized message - - - - - Gets a localized and formatted plural form for a message identifier - - - Message identifier for the singular form (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Default result message for the plural form (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Value count. Determines whether to use singular or plural form. - - - Arguments for the string format operation - - - The localized message - - - - - Gets a localized and formatted plural form for a message identifier - - - Message identifier for the singular form (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Default result message for the plural form (can contain string format placeholders) - - - Value count. Determines whether to use singular or plural form. - - - Arguments for the string format operation - - - The localized message - - - - - A collection of extension point definitions. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Gets the with the specified path. - - - Path. - - - - - Declares a Gettext-based localizer for an add-in - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the catalog which contains the strings. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the catalog which contains the strings. - - - Relative path to the location of the catalog. This path must be relative to the add-in location. - - - The location path must contain a directory structure like this: - - {language-id}/LC_MESSAGES/{Catalog}.mo - - For example, the catalog for spanish strings would be located at: - - locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/some-addin.mo - - - - - Name of the catalog which contains the strings. - - - - - Relative path to the location of the catalog. This path must be relative to the add-in location. - - - When not specified, the default value of this property is 'locale'. - The location path must contain a directory structure like this: - - {language-id}/LC_MESSAGES/{Catalog}.mo - - For example, the catalog for spanish strings would be located at: - - locale/es/LC_MESSAGES/some-addin.mo - - - - - Declares an author of the add-in - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Name of the author - - - - - Author name - - - - - A condition type definition. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Copies data from another condition type definition - - - Condition from which to copy - - - - - Gets or sets the identifier of the condition type - - - The identifier. - - - - - Gets or sets the name of the type that implements the condition - - - The name of the type. - - - - - Gets or sets the description of the condition. - - - The description. - - - - - An extension point definition. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Copies another extension point. - - - Extension point from which to copy. - - - - - Adds an extension node type. - - - The extension node type. - - - Name of the node - - - Name of the type that implements the extension node. - - - This method can be used to register a new allowed node type for the extension point. - - - - - Gets or sets the path that identifies the extension point. - - - The path. - - - - - Gets or sets the display name of the extension point. - - - The name. - - - - - Gets or sets the description of the extension point. - - - The description. - - - - - Gets a list of add-ins that extend this extension point. - - - This value is only available when the add-in description is loaded from an add-in registry. - - - - - A node set which specifies the node types allowed in this extension point. - - - The node set. - - - - - Gets the conditions available in this node set. - - - The conditions. - - - - - A condition evaluator. - - - Add-ins may use conditions to register nodes in an extension point which - are only visible under some contexts. For example, an add-in registering - a custom menu option to the main menu of a sample text editor might want - to make that option visible only for some kind of files. To allow add-ins - to do this kind of check, the host application needs to define a new condition. - - - - - Evaluates the condition. - - - Condition node information. - - - 'true' if the condition is satisfied. - - - - - Notifies that the condition has changed, and that it has to be re-evaluated. - - This method must be called when there is a change in the state that determines - the result of the evaluation. When this method is called, all node conditions - depending on it are reevaluated and the corresponding events for adding or - removing extension nodes are fired. - - - - - - A list of extension nodes. - - - - - Gets an enumerator which enumerates all nodes in the list - - - - - Copies all nodes to an array - - - The target array - - - Initial index where to copy to - - - - - Returns the node in the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Returns the node with the specified ID. - - - An id. - - - - - Number of nodes of the collection. - - - - - A list of extension nodes. - - - - - Gets an enumerator which enumerates all nodes in the list - - - - - Copies all nodes to an array - - - The target array - - - Initial index where to copy to - - - - - Returns the node in the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Returns the node with the specified ID. - - - An id. - - - - - Number of nodes of the collection. - - - - - Exception thrown when the add-in engine can't find a required add-in dependency - - - - - An extension node which specifies a type. - - - This class is a kind of Mono.Addins.ExtensionNode which can be used to register - types in an extension point. This is a very common case: a host application - defines an interface, and add-ins create classes that implement that interface. - The host will define an extension point which will use TypeExtensionNode as nodetext - type. Add-ins will register the classes they implement in that extension point. - - When the nodes of an extension point are of type TypeExtensionNode it is then - possible to use query methods such as AddinManager.GetExtensionObjects(string), - which will get all nodes in the provided extension path and will create an object - for each node. - - When declaring extension nodes in an add-in manifest, the class names can be - specified using the 'class' or 'type' attribute. If none of those attributes is - provided, the class name will be taken from the 'id' attribute. - - TypeExtensionNode is the default extension type used when no type is provided - in the definition of an extension point. - - - - - Reads the extension node data - - - The element containing the extension data - - - This method can be overriden to provide a custom method for reading extension node data from an element. - The default implementation reads the attributes if the element and assigns the values to the fields - and properties of the extension node that have the corresponding [NodeAttribute] decoration. - - - - - Creates a new extension object - - - The extension object - - - - - Type of the object that this node creates - - - - - Name of the type of the object that this node creates - - The name of the type. - - - - An extension node which specifies a type with custom extension metadata - - - This is the default type for type extension nodes bound to a custom extension attribute. - - - - - The custom attribute containing the extension metadata - - - - - Describes the purpose of an add-in or add-in root - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Description of the add-in - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Description of the add-in - - - Locale of the description (for example, 'en-US', or 'en') - - - - - Description of the add-in - - - - - Locale of the description (for example, 'en-US', or 'en') - - - - - Marks an assembly as being an add-in root. - - - An add-in root is an assemly which can be extended by add-ins. - - - - - Marks an assembly as being an add-in. - - - - - Initializes an add-in marker attribute - - - - - Initializes an add-in marker attribute - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - - - Initializes an add-in marker attribute - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - - - Version of the add-in. - - - - - Version of the add-in with which this add-in is backwards compatible. - - - - - Namespace of the add-in - - - - - Category of the add-in - - - - - Url to a web page with more information about the add-in - - - - - When set to True, the add-in will be automatically enabled after installing. - It's True by default. - - - - - Add-in flags - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Identifier of the add-in root - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Identifier of the add-in root - - - Version of the add-in root - - - - - An extension definition. - - - An Extension is a collection of nodes which have to be registered in an extension point. - The target extension point is specified in the .Path property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Path that identifies the extension point being extended - - - - - Gets the object extended by this extension - - - The extended object can be an or - an . - - - This method only works when the add-in description to which the extension belongs has been - loaded from an add-in registry. - - - - - Gets the node types allowed in this extension. - - - The allowed node types. - - - This method only works when the add-in description to which the extension belongs has been - loaded from an add-in registry. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - XML that describes the extension. - - - - - Gets or sets the path that identifies the extension point being extended. - - - The path. - - - - - Gets the extension nodes. - - - The extension nodes. - - - - - Delegate to be used in extension point subscriptions - - - - - Delegate to be used in extension point subscriptions - - - - - Arguments for extension events. - - - - - Creates a new instance. - - - Path of the extension node that has changed. - - - - - Checks if a path has changed. - - - An extension path. - - - 'true' if the path is affected by the extension change event. - - - Checks if the specified path or any of its children paths is affected by the extension change event. - - - - - Path of the extension node that has changed. - - - - - Arguments for extension node events. - - - - - Creates a new instance - - - Type of change. - - - Node that has been added or removed. - - - - - Path of the extension that changed. - - - - - Type of change. - - - - - Node that has been added or removed. - - - - - Extension object that has been added or removed. - - - - - Type of change in an extension change event. - - - - - An extension node has been added. - - - - - An extension node has been removed. - - - - - Sets the display name of an add-in - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the add-in - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the add-in - - - Locale of the name (for example, 'en-US', or 'en') - - - - - Name of the add-in - - - - - Locale of the name (for example, 'en-US', or 'en') - - - - - Type of the content of a string extension node attribute - - - - - Plain text - - - - - A class name - - - - - A resource name - - - - - A file name - - - - - An add-in file system extension. - - - File system extensions can override the behavior of the add-in scanner and provide custom rules for - locating and scanning assemblies. - - - - - Called when the add-in scan is about to start - - - - - Called when the add-in scan has finished - - - - - Checks if a directory exists - - - 'true' if the directory exists - - - Directory path - - - - - Checks if a file exists - - - 'true' if the file exists - - - Path to the file - - - - - Gets the files in a directory - - - The full path of the files in the directory - - - Directory path - - - - - Gets the subdirectories of a directory - - - The subdirectories. - - - The directory - - - - - Gets the last write time of a file - - - The last write time. - - - File path. - - - - - Opens a text file - - - The text file stream - - - File path. - - - - - Opens a file. - - - The file stream. - - - The file path. - - - - - Gets an assembly reflector for a file. - - - The reflector for the file. - - - An assembly locator - - - A file path - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this needs to be isolated from the main execution process - - - true if requires isolation; otherwise, false. - - - - - Assigns an attribute value to an extension - - - This attribute can be used together with the [Extenion] attribute to specify - a value for an attribute of the extension. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Name of the attribute - - - Value of the attribute - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Type of the extension for which the attribute value is being set - - - Name of the attribute - - - Value of the attribute - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Path of the extension for which the attribute value is being set - - - Name of the attribute - - - Value of the attribute - - - - - Name of the attribute - - - - - Value of the attribute - - - - - Path of the extension for which the attribute value is being set - - - - - Type of the extension for which the attribute value is being set - - - - - An add-in installation handler - - - - - Installs a set of add-ins - - - Registry where to install - - - Message to show to the user when new add-ins have to be installed. - - - List of IDs of the add-ins to be installed. - - - - - This attribute can be applied to an ExtensionNode subclass to specify the default name and description. - - - This information will be used when an extension point does not define a name or description for a node type. - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Name of the node - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - Name of the node - - - Description of the node - - - - - Default name of the extension node - - - - - Default description of the extension node type - - - - - Type of a custom attribute which can be used to specify metadata for this extension node type - - - - - A collection of dependency definitions. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds a dependency to the collection - - - The dependency to add. - - - - - Remove the specified dependency. - - - Dependency to remove. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The idnex. - - - - - Declares a type extension. - - - When applied to a class, specifies that the class is an extension - class to be registered in a matching extension point. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the ExtensionAttribute class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Path of the extension point. - - The path is only required if there are several extension points defined for the same type. - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Type defining the extension point being extended - - - This constructor can be used to explicitly specify the type that defines the extension point - to be extended. By default, Mono.Addins will try to find any extension point defined in any - of the base classes or interfaces. The type parameter can be used when there is more than one - base type providing an extension point. - - - - - Path of the extension point being extended - - - The path is only required if there are several extension points defined for the same type. - - - - - Name of the extension node - - - Extension points may require extensions to use a specific node name. - This is needed when an extension point may contain several different types of nodes. - - - - - Identifier of the extension node. - - - The ExtensionAttribute.InsertAfter and ExtensionAttribute.InsertBefore - properties can be used to specify the relative location of a node. The nodes - referenced in those properties must be defined either in the add-in host - being extended, or in any add-in on which this add-in depends. - - - - - Identifier of the extension node before which this node has to be added in the extension point. - - - The ExtensionAttribute.InsertAfter and ExtensionAttribute.InsertBefore - properties can be used to specify the relative location of a node. The nodes - referenced in those properties must be defined either in the add-in host - being extended, or in any add-in on which this add-in depends. - - - - - Identifier of the extension node after which this node has to be added in the extension point. - - - - - Type defining the extension point being extended - - - This property can be used to explicitly specify the type that defines the extension point - to be extended. By default, Mono.Addins will try to find any extension point defined in any - of the base classes or interfaces. This property can be used when there is more than one - base type providing an extension point. - - - - - Run-time representation of an add-in. - - - - - Returns a string that represents the current RuntimeAddin. - - - A string that represents the current RuntimeAddin. - - - - - Gets a resource string - - - Name of the resource - - - The value of the resource string, or null if the resource can't be found. - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a resource string - - - Name of the resource - - - When set to true, an exception will be thrown if the resource is not found. - - - The value of the resource string - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a resource string - - - Name of the resource - - - When set to true, an exception will be thrown if the resource is not found. - - - Culture of the resource - - - The value of the resource string - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a resource object - - - Name of the resource - - - Value of the resource - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a resource object - - - Name of the resource - - - When set to true, an exception will be thrown if the resource is not found. - - - Value of the resource - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a resource object - - - Name of the resource - - - When set to true, an exception will be thrown if the resource is not found. - - - Culture of the resource - - - Value of the resource - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets a type defined in the add-in - - - Full name of the type - - - A type. - - - The type will be looked up in the assemblies that implement the add-in, - and recursivelly in all add-ins on which it depends. - - This method throws an InvalidOperationException if the type can't be found. - - - - - Gets a type defined in the add-in - - - Full name of the type - - - Indicates whether the method should throw an exception if the type can't be found. - - - A - - - The type will be looked up in the assemblies that implement the add-in, - and recursivelly in all add-ins on which it depends. - - If the type can't be found, this method throw a InvalidOperationException if - 'throwIfNotFound' is 'true', or 'null' otherwise. - - - - - Creates an instance of a type defined in the add-in - - - Name of the type. - - - A new instance of the type - - - The type will be looked up in the assemblies that implement the add-in, - and recursivelly in all add-ins on which it depends. - - This method throws an InvalidOperationException if the type can't be found. - - The specified type must have a default constructor. - - - - - Creates an instance of a type defined in the add-in - - - Name of the type. - - - Indicates whether the method should throw an exception if the type can't be found. - - - A new instance of the type - - - The type will be looked up in the assemblies that implement the add-in, - and recursivelly in all add-ins on which it depends. - - If the type can't be found, this method throw a InvalidOperationException if - 'throwIfNotFound' is 'true', or 'null' otherwise. - - The specified type must have a default constructor. - - - - - Gets the path of an add-in file - - - Relative path of the file - - - Full path of the file - - - This method can be used to get the full path of a data file deployed together with the add-in. - - - - - Gets the path of an add-in file - - - Components of the file path - - - Full path of the file - - - This method can be used to get the full path of a data file deployed together with the add-in. - - - - - Gets the content of a resource - - - Name of the resource - - - Content of the resource, or null if not found - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Gets the content of a resource - - - Name of the resource - - - When set to true, an exception will be thrown if the resource is not found. - - - Content of the resource. - - - The add-in engine will look for resources in the main add-in assembly and in all included add-in assemblies. - - - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - - - Version of the add-in. - - - - - Path to a directory where add-ins can store private configuration or status data - - - - - Localizer which can be used to localize strings defined in this add-in - - - - - Declares an add-in assembly import - - - An add-in may be composed by several assemblies and data files. - Assemblies must be declared in the main assembly using this attribute, or in the XML manifest. - - It is important to properly declare all files used by an add-in. - For example, when a type from the add-in is required (e.g. an ICommand implementation), - only properly declared assemblies will be checked. - This information is also used by setup tools to know exactly what needs to be packaged when creating - an add-in package, or to know what needs to be deleted when removing an add-in. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Path to the assembly. Must be relative to the assembly declaring this attribute. - - - - - Path to the assembly. Must be relative to the assembly declaring this attribute. - - - - - When set to true (the default), the included assembly will be scanned - looking for extension point declarations. - - - - - Delegate to be used in add-in error subscriptions - - - - - Provides information about an add-in loading error. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Error message - - - Add-in identifier. - - - Exception that caused the error. - - - - - Exception that caused the error. - - - - - Error message - - - - - An add-in. - - - - - Checks version compatibility. - - - An add-in version. - - - True if the provided version is compatible with this add-in. - - - This method checks the CompatVersion property to know if the provided version is compatible with the version of this add-in. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Compares two add-in versions - - - -1 if v1 is greater than v2, 0 if v1 == v2, 1 if v1 less than v2 - - - A version - - - A version - - - - - Returns the identifier of an add-in - - - The full identifier. - - - Namespace of the add-in - - - Name of the add-in - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - Given a full add-in identifier, returns the namespace and name of the add-in (it removes the version number) - - - Add-in identifier. - - - - - Given a full add-in identifier, returns the version the add-in - - - The version. - - - - - Splits a full add-in identifier in name and version - - - Add-in identifier. - - - The resulting name - - - The resulting version - - - - - Full identifier of the add-in, including namespace and version. - - - - - Namespace of the add-in. - - - - - Identifier of the add-in (without namespace) - - - - - Version of the add-in - - - - - Display name of the add-in - - - - - Custom properties specified in the add-in header - - - - - Gets or sets the enabled status of the add-in. - - - This property can be used to enable or disable an add-in. - The enabled status of an add-in is stored in the add-in registry, - so when an add-in is disabled, it will be disabled for all applications - sharing the same registry. - When an add-in is enabled or disabled, the extension points currently loaded - in memory will be properly updated to include or exclude extensions from the add-in. - - - - - Returns 'true' if the add-in is installed in the user's personal folder - - - - - Path to the add-in file (it can be an assembly or a standalone XML manifest) - - - - - Description of the add-in - - - - - A collection of condition types - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - Index. - - - The condition. - - - - - A collection of module descriptions - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - A collection of node attributes - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Definition of a dependency of an add-in on an assembly. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets or sets the full name of the assembly - - - The full name of the assembly. - - - - - Gets or sets the name of the package that provides the assembly. - - - The name of the package that provides the assembly. - - - - - Display name of the dependency - - - The name. - - - - - Declares an optional add-in module - - - - - Initializes the instance. - - - Relative path to the assembly that implements the optional module - - - - - Relative path to the assembly that implements the optional module - - - - - An add-in registry. - - - An add-in registry is a data structure used by the add-in engine to locate add-ins to load. - - A registry can be configured to look for add-ins in several directories. However, add-ins - copied to those directories won't be detected until an explicit add-in scan is requested. - The registry can be updated by an application by calling Registry.Update(), or by a user by - running the 'mautil' add-in setup tool. - - The registry has information about the location of every add-in and a timestamp of the last - check, so the Update method will only scan new or modified add-ins. An application can - add a call to Registry.Update() in the Main method to detect all new add-ins every time the - app is started. - - Every add-in added to the registry is parsed and validated, and if there is any error it - will be rejected. The registry is also in charge of scanning the add-in assemblies and look - for extensions and other information declared using custom attributes. That information is - merged with the manifest information (if there is one) to create a complete add-in - description ready to be used at run-time. - - Mono.Addins allows sharing an add-in registry among several applications. In this context, - all applications sharing the registry share the same extension point model, and it is - possible to implement add-ins which extend several hosts. - - - - - Initializes a new instance. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Creates a new add-in registry located in the provided path. - The add-in registry will look for add-ins in an 'addins' - subdirectory of the provided registryPath. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes a new instance. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Location of the application. - - - Creates a new add-in registry located in the provided path. - The add-in registry will look for add-ins in an 'addins' - subdirectory of the provided registryPath. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Location of the application. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - Creates a new add-in registry located in the provided path. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in - 'registryPath'. The add-in registry will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - Location of the application. - - - Add-ins directory. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - Location of the add-in database. If the path is relative, it is considered to be relative - to the configDir directory. - - - Creates a new add-in registry located in the provided path. - Configuration information about the add-in registry will be stored in - 'registryPath'. The add-in registry will look for add-ins in the provided - 'addinsDir' directory. Cached information about add-ins will be stored in - the 'databaseDir' directory. - - When specifying a path, it is possible to use a special folder name as root. - For example: [Personal]/.config/MyApp. In this case, [Personal] will be replaced - by the location of the Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal folder. Any value - of the Environment.SpecialFolder enumeration can be used (always between square - brackets) - - - - - Gets the global registry. - - - The global registry - - - The global add-in registry is created in "~/.config/mono.addins", - and it is the default registry used when none is specified. - - - - - Disposes the add-in engine. - - - - - Returns an add-in from the registry. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - The add-in, or 'null' if not found. - - - The add-in identifier may optionally include a version number, for example: "TextEditor.Xml,1.2" - - - - - Returns an add-in from the registry. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - 'true' if the exact add-in version must be found. - - - The add-in, or 'null' if not found. - - - The add-in identifier may optionally include a version number, for example: "TextEditor.Xml,1.2". - In this case, if the exact version is not found and exactVersionMatch is 'false', it will - return one than is compatible with the required version. - - - - - Gets all add-ins or add-in roots registered in the registry. - - - The addins. - - - Flags. - - - - - Gets all add-ins registered in the registry. - - - Add-ins registered in the registry. - - - - - Gets all add-in roots registered in the registry. - - - Descriptions of all add-in roots. - - - - - Loads an add-in description - - - Progress tracker. - - - Name of the file to load - - - An add-in description - - - This method loads an add-in description from a file. The file can be an XML manifest or an - assembly that implements an add-in. - - - - - Reads an XML add-in manifest - - - Path to the XML file - - - An add-in description - - - - - Reads an XML add-in manifest - - - Reader that contains the XML - - - Base path to use to discover add-in files - - - An add-in description - - - - - Checks whether an add-in is enabled. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - 'true' if the add-in is enabled. - - - - - Enables an add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - If the enabled add-in depends on other add-ins which are disabled, - those will automatically be enabled too. - - - - - Disables an add-in. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - When an add-in is disabled, all extension points it defines will be ignored - by the add-in engine. Other add-ins which depend on the disabled add-in will - also automatically be disabled. - - - - - Registers a set of add-ins for uninstallation. - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - Files to be uninstalled - - - This method can be used to instruct the add-in manager to uninstall - an add-in the next time the registry is updated. This is useful - when an add-in manager can't delete an add-in because if it is - loaded. - - - - - Determines whether an add-in is registered for uninstallation - - - true if the add-in is registered for uninstallation - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - - - Internal use only - - - - - Resets the configuration files of the registry - - - - - Updates the add-in registry. - - - This method must be called after modifying, installing or uninstalling add-ins. - - When calling Update, every add-in added to the registry is parsed and validated, - and if there is any error it will be rejected. It will also cache add-in information - needed at run-time. - - If during the update operation the registry finds new add-ins or detects that some - add-ins have been deleted, the loaded extension points will be updated to include - or exclude extension nodes from those add-ins. - - - - - Updates the add-in registry. - - - Progress monitor to keep track of the update operation. - - - This method must be called after modifying, installing or uninstalling add-ins. - - When calling Update, every add-in added to the registry is parsed and validated, - and if there is any error it will be rejected. It will also cache add-in information - needed at run-time. - - If during the update operation the registry finds new add-ins or detects that some - add-ins have been deleted, the loaded extension points will be updated to include - or exclude extension nodes from those add-ins. - - - - - Regenerates the cached data of the add-in registry. - - - Progress monitor to keep track of the rebuild operation. - - - - - Registers an extension. Only AddinFileSystemExtension extensions are supported right now. - - - The extension to register - - - - - Unregisters an extension. - - - The extension to unregister - - - - - Location of the add-in registry. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether there are pending add-ins to be uninstalled installed - - - - - Gets the default add-ins folder of the registry. - - - For every add-in registry there is an add-in folder where the registry will look for add-ins by default. - This folder is an "addins" subdirectory of the directory where the repository is located. In most cases, - this folder will only contain .addins files referencing other more convenient locations for add-ins. - - - - - Addin search flags. - - - - - Add-ins are included in the search - - - - - Add-in roots are included in the search - - - - - Both add-in and add-in roots are included in the search - - - - - Only the latest version of every add-in or add-in root is included in the search - - - - - An IProgressStatus class which writes output to the console. - - - - - Progress status listener. - - - - - Sets the description of the current operation. - - - A message - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to show a description of the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Sets the progress of the operation. - - - A number between 0 and 1. 0 means no progress, 1 means operation completed. - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to show the progress of the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Writes text to the log. - - - Message to write - - - - - Reports a warning. - - - Warning message - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to report a warning in the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Reports an error. - - - Error message - - - Exception that caused the error. It can be null. - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to report an error occurred while executing the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Cancels the operation being montorized. - - - - - Log level requested by the user: 0: no log, 1: normal log, >1 verbose log - - - - - Returns True when the user requested to cancel this operation - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Set to true to enabled verbose log - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Verbosity level. 0: not verbose, 1: normal, >1 extra verbose - - - - - Sets the description of the current operation. - - - A message - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to show a description of the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Sets the progress of the operation. - - - A number between 0 and 1. 0 means no progress, 1 means operation completed. - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to show the progress of the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Writes text to the log. - - - Message to write - - - - - Reports a warning. - - - Warning message - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to report a warning in the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Reports an error. - - - Error message - - - Exception that caused the error. It can be null. - - - This method is called by the add-in engine to report an error occurred while executing the operation being monitorized. - - - - - Cancels the operation being montorized. - - - - - Returns True when the user requested to cancel this operation - - - - - Log level requested by the user: 0: no log, 1: normal log, >1 verbose log - - - - - Definition of a dependency of an add-in on another add-in. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Full identifier of the add-in (includes version) - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Version of the add-in. - - - - - Gets the full addin identifier. - - - The full addin identifier. - - - Includes namespace and version number. For example: MonoDevelop.TextEditor,1.0 - - - - - Gets or sets the addin identifier. - - - The addin identifier. - - - - - Gets or sets the version. - - - The version. - - - - - Display name of the dependency. - - - The name. - - - - - Indicates that a field or property is bound to a node attribute - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Description of the attribute. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Indicates whether the attribute is required or not. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Indicates whether the attribute is required or not. - - - Description of the attribute. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Type of the extension node attribute. - - - The type of the attribute is only required when applying this attribute at class level. - It is not required when it is applied to a field, since the attribute type will be the type of the field. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Type of the extension node attribute. - - - Description of the attribute. - - - The type of the attribute is only required when applying this attribute at class level. - It is not required when it is applied to a field, since the attribute type will be the type of the field. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Type of the extension node attribute. - - - Indicates whether the attribute is required or not. - - - The type of the attribute is only required when applying this attribute at class level. - It is not required when it is applied to a field, since the attribute type will be the type of the field. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - Type of the extension node attribute. - - - Indicates whether the attribute is required or not. - - - Description of the attribute. - - - The type of the attribute is only required when applying this attribute at class level. - It is not required when it is applied to a field, since the attribute type will be the type of the field. - - - - - XML name of the attribute. - - - If the name is not specified, the field name to which the [NodeAttribute] - is applied will be used as name. Providing a name is mandatory when applying - [NodeAttribute] at class level. - - - - - Indicates whether the attribute is required or not. - - - - - Type of the extension node attribute. - - - To be used only when applying [NodeAttribute] at class level. It is not required when it - is applied to a field, since the attribute type will be the type of the field. - - - - - Description of the attribute. - - - To be used in the extension point documentation. - - - - - When set to True, the value of the field or property is expected to be a string id which - will be localized by the add-in engine - - - - - Gets or sets the type of the content. - - - Allows specifying the type of the content of a string attribute. - This value is for documentation purposes only. - - - - - A collection of add-in properties - - - - - Gets the value of a property - - - The property value. - - - Name of the property. - - - If the property is localized, it will return the value for the current language if exists, or the - default value if it doesn't. - - - - - Gets the value of a property - - - The property value. - - - Name of the property. - - - Locale for which the value must be returned. - - - - - Sets the value of a property - - - Name of the property - - - New value. - - - - - Sets the value of a property for a specific locale - - - Name of the property. - - - New value. - - - Locale of the property to be set. - - - - - Removes a property. - - - Name of the property. - - - This method only removes properties which have no locale set. - - - - - Removes a property with a specified locale - - - Name of the property - - - Locale of the property - - - - - Declares an add-in file import - - - An add-in may be composed by several assemblies and data files. - Data files must be declared in the main assembly using this attribute, or in the XML manifest. - - It is important to properly declare all files used by an add-in. - This information is used by setup tools to know exactly what needs to be packaged when creating - an add-in package, or to know what needs to be deleted when removing an add-in. - - - - - Initializes a new instance - - - Path to the file. Must be relative to the assembly declaring this attribute. - - - - - Path to the file. Must be relative to the assembly declaring this attribute. - - - - - A collection of node set identifiers - - - - - Gets the collection enumerator. - - - The enumerator. - - - - - Add the specified node set identifier. - - - Node set identifier. - - - - - Remove a node set identifier - - - Node set identifier. - - - - - Clears the collection - - - - - Checks if the specified identifier is present in the collection - - - true if the node set identifier is present. - - - - - Returns the index of the specified node set identifier - - - The index. - - - A node set identifier. - - - - - Gets the node set identifier at the specified index. - - - An index. - - - - - Gets the item count. - - - The count. - - - - - A module definition. - - - Optional modules can be used to declare extensions which will be registered only if some - specified add-in dependencies can be satisfied. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Checks if this module depends on the specified add-in. - - - true if there is a dependency. - - - Identifier of the add-in - - - - - Adds an extension node to the module. - - - The extension node. - - - Path that identifies the extension point. - - - Node name. - - - This method creates a new Extension object for the provided path if none exist. - - - - - Gets an extension instance. - - - The extension instance. - - - Path that identifies the extension point that the extension extends. - - - This method creates a new Extension object for the provided path if none exist. - - - - - Adds an add-in reference (there is a typo in the method name) - - - Identifier of the add-in. - - - Version of the add-in. - - - - - Gets the list of paths to be ignored by the add-in scanner. - - - - - Gets all external files - - - All files. - - - External files are data files and assemblies explicitly referenced in the Runtime section of the add-in manifest. - - - - - Gets the list of external assemblies used by this module. - - - - - Gets the list of external data files used by this module - - - - - Gets the dependencies of this module - - - - - Gets the extensions of this module - - - - - Addin category attribute. - - - - - Initializes the attribute - - - The category to which the add-in belongs - - - - - The category to which the add-in belongs - - - - - A collection of node types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - The index. - - - - - Gets the with the specified id. - - - Identifier. - - - - - Description of the attribute of a node type. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Copies data from another node attribute. - - - The attribute from which to copy. - - - - - Gets or sets the name of the attribute. - - - The name. - - - - - Gets or sets a value indicating whether this is required. - - - true if required; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets or sets a value indicating whether this is localizable. - - - true if localizable; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets or sets the type of the attribute. - - - The type. - - - - - Gets or sets the description of the attribute. - - - The description. - - - - - Gets or sets the type of the content. - - - Allows specifying the type of the content of a string attribute. - The value of this property is only informative, and it doesn't - have any effect on how add-ins are packaged or loaded. - - - - diff --git a/bin/mautil.exe b/bin/mautil.exe index 534df1964b..b197250806 100755 Binary files a/bin/mautil.exe and b/bin/mautil.exe differ