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Chapter 1: What Is an Add-in?
Example 1-1: Comment Selected Block
Example 1-2: Displaying DTE Properties
Example 1-3: VB 6.0 Add-in Code
Example 1-4: Creating a Registry Entry
Chapter 2: Getting Started with the Add-in Wizard
Example 2-1: Generated Code
Example 2-2: Moving the CommandObj to Module Level
Example 2-3: Changes to the OnConnection Method
Example 2-4: Changes to the OnDisconnection Method
Example 2-5: Registry Keys for the Add-in
Example 2-6: QueryStatus Event
Example 2-7: Exec Event
Chapter 3: The Smart Desktop Add-in
Example 3-1: Modifying the OnConnection Method
Example 3-2: Modifying the OnDisconnection Method
Example 3-3: Modifying the Event Handler
Example 3-4: Code for frmTreeView
Example 3-5: TreeView AfterSelect Event
Example 3-6: The BlockComment Method
Example 3-7: Alternate BlockComment Method
Example 3-8: Improved BlockComment Method
Example 3-9: The BlockUnComment Method
Example 3-10: The BlockChange Method
Example 3-11: The BlockDelete Method
Example 3-12: GetCodeFromWindow
Example 3-13: PutCodeBack
Example 3-14: CountSpacesBeforeFirstChar
Example 3-15: Complete Connect Class
Chapter 4: Debugging an Add-in
Example 4-1: Protecting the Whole Procedure
Example 4-2: Selective Error Handling
Example 4-3: GenLocalErrorTrap Method
Example 4-4: GetToken
Example 4-5: Error Handling in the AfterSelect Event
Chapter 5: Manipulating Code in Windows
Example 5-1: Closing Saved Documents
Example 5-2: Document Object Example
Example 5-3: Using the TextSelection Object
Example 5-4: Insert Method of the TextSelection Object
Example 5-5: Using the VirtualPoint Object
Example 5-6: Retrieving Code from the Text Editor
Example 5-7: Retrieving Code from a Document
Example 5-8: Replacing Code in the Text Editor Window
Example 5-9: Inserting Module-Level Variables
Example 5-10: Adding a Procedure to the Bottom of a Document
Example 5-11: AddMethodToEndOfDocument
Example 5-12: Adding to the AfterSelect Event
Example 5-13: CloneProcedure
Example 5-14: CloneProc Form Code
Example 5-15: Docking Tool Windows Example
Example 5-16: Output Window Example
Chapter 6: Manipulating Controls on Forms
Example 6-1: Add-in Generated Code
Example 6-2: Automation Code
Example 6-3: Creating the Project
Example 6-4: Adding Buttons to the Form
Example 6-5: Printing the Component Properties
Example 6-6: Resizing a Control
Example 6-7: Repositioning the Button
Example 6-8: Changing the Button's Name and Text Properties
Example 6-9: Selecting a Component
Example 6-10: Looping Through the Collection of Selected Components
Example 6-11: Accessing Windows Designer Properties
Example 6-12: Adding an Event Handler
Example 6-13: Adding a Menu
Example 6-14: Completed Form Code
Chapter 7: The User Interface
Example 7-1: Add-in Code Created by the Add-in Wizard
Example 7-2: Code Modified to Add Menus
Example 7-3: AddNamedCommand Method Usage
Example 7-4: Adding an Add-in Toolbar
Example 7-5: Declaring Toolbar Objects
Example 7-6: AddAddinCmdBar Method
Example 7-7: Microsoft Office Toolbar and Menus
Example 7-8: Dimensioning Toolbar and Buttons
Example 7-9: Dimensioning Command Bar Events
Example 7-10: Calling the Command Creation Methods
Example 7-11: Calling the Office Control Creation Methods
Example 7-12: Dimensioning Menus and Events
Example 7-13: SetupOfficeMenus
Example 7-14: Making the TreeView Work
Example 7-15: UISystray Add-in Code Generated by the Wizard
Example 7-16: Connect Class Code for System Tray Activation
Example 7-17: Form1 Code
Chapter 8: The Macro Explorer and the Macros IDE
Example 8-1: CloseSavedWindows Macro
Example 8-2: Temporary Macro
Example 8-3: DuplicateSelectedLines Macro
Example 8-4: Commenting Visual Basic Code with a Macro
Example 8-5: Manually Created Macro
Example 8-6: Testing GetWholeProc
Example 8-7: OneFunctionView Macro from the Sample Macro Projects
Example 8-8: GetWholeProc Macro Function
Example 8-8: The Modified CloneProcedure Method
Example 8-9: The GetWholeProc Method Modified for Use in the Add-in
Example 8-10: DocTemplate Method
Example 8-11: CountOccurrences Helper Method
Example 8-12: AfterSelect Event of TreeView
Example 8-13: Procedure Before Being Documented
Chapter 9: Manipulating Projects
Example 9-1: Creating a Solution and Project
Example 9-2: OpenExistingSolution1 Macro
Example 9-3: RemoveProjectFromSolution Macro
Example 9-4: Listing the ProjectItems Collection
Example 9-5: Adding Items to the Project
Example 9-6: Enhanced Connect Class
Example 9-10: Maintain Build Rules Form
Example 9-11: TaskListManipulation
Example 9-12: CreateMyCodeSnippets Macro
Example 9-13: Adding a Pane to the Output Window
Example 9-14: OutputTaskItemString Example
Chapter 10: Multiple Languages in Add-ins
Example 10-1: C# Code for Form1
Example 10-2: Visual Basic Code Changes
Example 10-3: C# Add-in Code Created by the Add-in Wizard
Example 10-4: Visual Basic DLL Code
Example 10-5: Calling the Visual Basic DLL HelloWorld Method
Example 10-6: Sample Constructor Usage
Example 10-7: Sample Constructor Usage
Example 10-8: Sample Constructor Usage
Example 10-9: Determining the File Type
Example 10-10: GetCommentChars
Example 10-11: GetCommentCharForDoc Method
Example 10-12: CodeManipulation Class Commenting Methods
Example 10-13: CodeManipulation Methods for Visual Basic Only
Example 10-14: PutCodeBack Method
Example 10-15: GetWholeProc Method
Example 10-16: AddMethodToEndOfDocument Method
Chapter 11: Handling Automation Events
Example 11-1: ProjectsEvents Event Handlers
Example 11-2: WindowEvents Event Handlers
Example 11-3: TextEditorEvents Object Event Handler
Example 11-4: TaskListEvents Object Event Handler
Example 11-5: SolutionEvents Object Event Handler
Example 11-6: OutputWindowEvents Event Handlers
Example 11-7: DTEEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-8: DocumentEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-9: DebuggerEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-10: CommandEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-11: BuildEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-12: ProjectItemsEvents Object Event Handlers
Example 11-13: Connect Class Declaration Section
Example 11-13: WinOutput Class
Example 11-14: Using the WindowActivated Event
Example 11-15: TaskListEvents ItemAdded Event
Example 11-16: New TaskRemoved Event
Example 11-17: CReminder Class
Chapter 12: Putting It Together—Let's Build a Real Add-in
Example 12-1: Connect Class for the NET Desktop Add-in
Example 12-2: OnConnection Method Updated to Create a Toolbar
Example 12-3: Creating the Toolbar and Tool Buttons
Example 12-4: CUIToolBar Class
Example 12-5: Tool Button Event Handler
Example 12-6: Code for frmComment
Example 12-7: CMenuHandler Class
Example 12-8: EnterContextComments Method
Example 12-9: Display Method of frmGetComments
Example 12-10: CWindows Class
Example 12-11: Button Paste Code Click Event
Example 12-12: SetUpPaintProc Method
Example 12-13: SetUpPaintProcForCLang Method
Example 12-14: Timer1_Tick Event
Example 12-15: Linking the Events to Event Handlers
Example 12-16: Task List and Windows Event Handlers
Chapter 13: Migrating VB 6.0 Add-ins to .NET
Example 13-1: Upgraded Code with Diagnostics
Example 13-2: AddToIni Method
Example 13-3: Registry File for Add-in Manager Registry Entries
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Writing Add-Ins for Visual Studio .NET
ISBN: 1590590260
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 172
Authors:
Les Smith
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MySQL Stored Procedure Programming
Language Fundamentals
Stored Functions
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion
CISSP Exam Cram 2
We Want to Hear from You!
Network Equipment
Network Access Controls
Change Management
Exam Prep Questions
Image Processing with LabVIEW and IMAQ Vision
Introduction
Video Standards
Other Image Sources
Image Analysis
Reading Instrument Displays
FileMaker Pro 8: The Missing Manual
Format the Number/Date/Time/Graphic
Modeling Your Database
Creating a Calculation Field
Your First Script
Developer Utilities
Postfix: The Definitive Guide
Unix Topics
Receiving Limits
Other Considerations
LDAP
Appendix D. Frequently Asked Questions
Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner, 3rd Edition
Whats Python Not Good For?
Things to Do When Visiting Chicago
The SWIG Integration Code Generator
Postscript to the Second Edition
Appendix C. Python Versus C++
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