Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode
Declaration Syntax
public class ExecuteNextStepCommand : ICommand, ICommandBase
Table 1939: Members
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Method | InvokeAndWait(string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode The caller is blocked until execution finishes. |
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Method | InvokeAndWait(InvokeConfiguration, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode The caller is blocked until execution finishes. Use this form for more control over the way the command/query is invoked. |
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Method | InvokeAndWait(IProtectedContext, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode The caller is blocked until execution finishes. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |
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Method | InvokeAndWait(IProtectedContext, InvokeConfiguration, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode The caller is blocked until execution finishes. Use this form for more control over the way the command/query is invoked. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |
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Method | InvokeAndWait(IProtectedContext, IProgressMonitor, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode The caller is blocked until execution finishes. Use this form when progress tracking is needed. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |
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Method | InvokeAsync(string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode Control returns immediately to the caller. |
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Method | InvokeAsync(InvokeConfiguration, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode Control returns immediately to the caller. Use this form for more control over the way the command/query is invoked. |
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Method | InvokeAsync(IProtectedContext, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode Control returns immediately to the caller. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |
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Method | InvokeAsync(IProtectedContext, InvokeConfiguration, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode Control returns immediately to the caller. Use this form for more control over the way the command/query is invoked. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |
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Method | InvokeAsync(IProtectedContext, IProgressMonitor, string) |
Command which will execute the current step of the current wizard and then load up the next step. This is synonymous as invoking the 'Next' button on the step panel. This command requires the UI, is not supported in batch mode Control returns immediately to the caller. Use this form when progress tracking is needed. Use this form to pass a command or query context. |