/// <summary>    /// Give your macro a meaningful name and summary description    /// </summary>    public class MyMacro : Macro    {        /// <summary>        /// This is the macro's main method. It is called when the user         /// clicks/double clicks on the corresponding item at the Macromancer tree view or        /// at the Macromancer menu and/or toolbar. Implement this in order to provide the        /// extra functionality that you need.        /// </summary>        /// <param name="dte">        /// See MSDN documentation of how to use this         /// https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/envdte80.dte2.aspx        /// </param>        /// <param name="Output">        /// Use this in order to print anything to the Macromancer output window        /// e.g. output("Hello world");        /// The output window can be accessed from Visual Studio        /// View->Output (Ctrl + Alt + 0). Select the Macromancer window from the combo box        /// </param>        public override void Run(DTE2 dte, Action<string> output)        {                    }        /// <summary>        /// A unique identifier for this macro        /// </summary>        public override string GetGuid()        {            return "8632b4be-3d34-4816-a53c-3518d191c844";        }        /// <summary>        /// Implement this to provide a name for your macro.        /// The name is appeared at the Macromancer tree view and         /// the Macromancer menu and/or toolbar. If you delete this method        /// from your macro class a default name will be provided.        /// </summary>        public override string GetName()         {            return base.GetName();        }        /// <summary>        /// Implement this to provide a description for your macro.        /// The description is appeared as an item tooltip to the Macromancer tree view.        /// If you delete this method from your macro class there will be an empty tooltip.        /// </summary>        public override string GetDescription()         {            return base.GetDescription();        }        /// <summary>        /// Implement this to provide an image for your macro.        /// The image is appeared at the Macromancer tree view and        /// at the Macromancer toolbar.        /// If you delete this method from your macro class a default image will be provided.        /// </summary>        public override Uri GetImageUri()        {            return base.GetImageUri();        }        /// <summary>        /// By default the macros will be added only at the Macromancer tree view.        /// Implement this in order to add your macro at the Macromancer menu and/or toolbar        /// </summary>        /// <example>return Owner.TreeView | Owner.Menu | Owner.Toolbar</example>        /// <remarks>        /// Mind that in order for a macro to be added in the toolbar        /// you need to provide a valid image i.e  GetImageUri() should be         /// overridden and return a not null value        /// </remarks>        public override Owner GetOwner()        {            return base.GetOwner();        }        /// <summary>        /// By default the macros will be added  at the Macromancer tree view,        /// menu and toolbar under the category with the same name as your project's        /// assembly name. Implement this in order to add extra layers of categories.        /// e.g. return "Build"        /// </summary>        /// <remarks>        /// If you need to add subcategories use the "|" operator like        /// return "Build|Debug"        /// </remarks>        public override string GetCategory()         {            return base.GetCategory();        }