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‘ you must declare it Public otherwise at least another one must be Public ‘ Note that the following Sub is Private so if it will be the only one in the Class
This will program the DSO’s horizontal scale (T/Div) when Button1 is clicked. Hooking the UI to the X-Stream automation interface using VB is simple, as the following example shows.
'Add any initialization after the InitializeComponent() call
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'This call is required by the Windows Form Designer.
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#Region " Windows Form Designer generated code " The region is split into several sections but the first one is a very important subroutine, since all the code you want to execute at startup must be placed within it, just after InitializeComponent() call (as commented in the box below).
It starts with “#Region " Windows Form Designer generated code "”.
When you start placing forms within the class (like buttons, checkboxes, etc.), a region just below the previous code will be generated. Private Shared Sub ComUnregister(ByVal t As Type)ĭim keyName As String = "CLSID¥" + t.GUID.ToString("B") Private Shared Sub ComRegister(ByVal t As Type)ĭim keyName As String = "CLSID¥" & t.GUID.ToString("B")ĭim key As RegistryKey = (keyName, True)ĭim subkey As RegistryKey = key.CreateSubKey("MiscStatus")ĭim libid As Guid = Marshal.GetTypeLibGuidForAssembly(t.Assembly)ĭim ver As Version = t.Assembly.GetName().Versionĭim version As String = String.Format("", ver.Major, ver.Minor)Įnd Sub ' This is called when unregistering (no need to change it) ' This function is called when registered (no need to change it) Public Const ClassId As String = "EBDB73C5-AAD9-4f7d-9979-1C9EFA684BEE" ' clients will no longer be able to access the class. ' These GUIDs provide the COM identity for this class Note finally that when you paste the key, you have to manually modify it to remove any extra parentheses. You have to repeat this procedure three times, one for each “Id”. Now you can copy it into the clipboard with the relative button and paste it into the local field. To generate another three IDs for ClassId, InterfaceId and EventId you have to go to Tools -> Create GUID.Then, in the pop-up window, select the GUID format number 4 (Registry Format) and click on “New GUID”. For demonstration purposes the ones below will work, but only for the first plug-in built second and subsequent plug-ins built using this method require unique IDs. The GUIDs used below (ClassId, InterfaceId and EventsId) should be unique and, therefore, should be regenerated using the MS “GuidGen” tool. The section in red color is the GUIDs section. Note that the line that starts Public Class UserControl1 (in the example below is Public Class Toolbox) and the line following it should already be in the empty project. Merge the code below into the source file. Right-click on the dialog, and select View Code. Open the project properties and check the Register for COM Interop box (be sure to do this for both Debug and Release builds):.
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