Writing a Resharper ContextAction that takes user input

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I want to create a Resharper ContextAction which takes a string from the user. How can I create a box with an input field whose entered value can be processed inside the ExecutePsiTransation method?

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:27:53Z

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Just use standard WPF/Windows forms dialogs. For Windows forms use Show/ShowDialog overload that takes IWin32Window instance. For WPF see IWin32Window in WPF . Get instance of IWin32Window via Shell.Instance.GetComponent().MainWindow . And do it not from ExecutePsiTransation, but from ExecuteBeforeProgressAndTransaction method.

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Dmitri Nesteruk Over a year ago

Darn, you're consistently beating me to questions :)

derigel Over a year ago

It's not good idea to get user input inside ExecutePsiTransation.

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