That's a good question we are trying to work out a neater way.

For now create a folder under the sketchbook libraries folder and add an empty .h and .cpp of the same simple name. (or an empty c++ project) 

Then open or create a sketch and add the library as normal. Click the project node in the solution explorer and then "project>show sketch core and library sources"

This will give you short cuts to your library in the solution/project explorer. If you add a library or sources without re-starting the ide then click "Tools>Visual Micro>Reload toolchains" so that Visual Micro reloads your library sources.

You can manually add whatever you like to the solution explorer and your sketch project. Only the files that should be compiled for Arduino will be compiled.

It's not perfect but if you work through these pointers I think you will come up with a way of working that is usable.

Look forward to hearing how you get on, if at all.

Thanks

Hi,

If I understand the question correctly....

Remove a library from the sketch build by removing the #imports from the sketch.ino

Remove stuff from the solution/project explorer by right clicking the lib folder in the solution explorer and click remove. 

The Visual Studio project/solution is for intellisense purposes only. When the build happens Visual Micro does not look at the project or solution, it does what the Arduino Ide does and looks at the source code in the sketch folder to determine what must be compiled. 

This means that the Visual Studio project and solution are yours to do as you please to make your dev easier.