• DigitalDesigns (7/7) Jun 17 2018 It would be really cool if there was a palette in visual studio
• Rainer Schuetze (6/15) Jun 29 2018 You can create your custom toolbars within VS: Tools->Customize. Visual

DigitalDesigns <DigitalDesigns gmail.com> writes:

It would be really cool if there was a palette in visual studio 
supplied by visual D that can be used to toggle features.

e.g., a verbose toggle button that when clicked on adds -v to the 
command line. A line to add a version id(customizable), etc.

Ideally the user can customize the toggles which can add 
switches, run commands, set version or other visual D 
parameters), etc.

Rainer Schuetze <r.sagitario gmx.de> writes:

On 18/06/2018 05:03, DigitalDesigns wrote:
 It would be really cool if there was a palette in visual studio supplied 
 by visual D that can be used to toggle features.

You can create your custom toolbars within VS: Tools->Customize. Visual 
D's commands start with "VisualD." You won't find the requested commands 
below, though.

 
 e.g., a verbose toggle button that when clicked on adds -v to the 
 command line. A line to add a version id(customizable), etc.
 
 Ideally the user can customize the toggles which can add switches, run 
 commands, set version or other visual D parameters), etc.
 

Not sure this is a common use case (I haven't seen this for other 
languages), but pull requests are welcome.