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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
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All Dynamic RibbonX controls that model UI elements with delegates support VBA events. In order to subscribe to events in VBA we need to write our UI code in VBA classes. Since we are using events instead of delegates, the [[rxDispatchScope | dispatch scope]] of our customUI is irrelevant.
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All Ribbon Commander controls that model UI elements with delegates support VBA events. In order to subscribe to events in VBA we need to write our UI code in VBA classes. Since we are using events instead of delegates, the [[rxDispatchScope | dispatch scope]] of our customUI is irrelevant.
  
 
== Subscribing to control events ==
 
== Subscribing to control events ==
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Below we have inserted all event stubs for ''m_button'' and have added implementation code to them:
 
Below we have inserted all event stubs for ''m_button'' and have added implementation code to them:
 
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Private Sub m_button_OnActionEvent(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl)
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Private Sub m_button_OnActionEvent(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl)
 
     MsgBox "Button clicked!"
 
     MsgBox "Button clicked!"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetDescription(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, description As String)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetDescription(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, description As String)
 
     description = "My button description"
 
     description = "My button description"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetEnabled(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, enabled As Boolean)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetEnabled(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, enabled As Boolean)
 
     enabled = True
 
     enabled = True
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetImage(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, imageDispOrImageMso As Variant)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetImage(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, imageDispOrImageMso As Variant)
 
     imageDispOrImageMso = "ChartInsert"
 
     imageDispOrImageMso = "ChartInsert"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetKeytip(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, keytip As String)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetKeytip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, keytip As String)
 
     keytip = "K"
 
     keytip = "K"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetLabel(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, label As String)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetLabel(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, label As String)
 
     label = "Click me!"
 
     label = "Click me!"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetScreentip(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, screentip As String)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetScreentip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, screentip As String)
 
     screentip = "My Button Screentip"
 
     screentip = "My Button Screentip"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowImage(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, showImage As Boolean)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowImage(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, showImage As Boolean)
 
     showImage = True
 
     showImage = True
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowLabel(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, showLabel As Boolean)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowLabel(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, showLabel As Boolean)
 
     showLabel = True
 
     showLabel = True
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetSize(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, size As DynamicRibbonX.RibbonControlSize)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetSize(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, size As RibbonCommander.RibbonControlSize)
 
     size = RibbonControlSizeLarge
 
     size = RibbonControlSizeLarge
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetSupertip(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, supertip As String)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetSupertip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, supertip As String)
 
     supertip = "My Button Supertip"
 
     supertip = "My Button Supertip"
 
End Sub
 
End Sub
  
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetVisible(ByVal control As DynamicRibbonX.IRibbonControl, visible As Boolean)
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Private Sub m_button_OnGetVisible(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, visible As Boolean)
 
     visible = True
 
     visible = True
 
End Sub
 
End Sub

Latest revision as of 11:08, 12 January 2015

Prerequisites

We recommend you go though Creating an rxCustomUI object with local dispatch scope in VBA before going into this example.

Introduction

All Ribbon Commander controls that model UI elements with delegates support VBA events. In order to subscribe to events in VBA we need to write our UI code in VBA classes. Since we are using events instead of delegates, the dispatch scope of our customUI is irrelevant.

Subscribing to control events

  • Add a new class to your VBA project and name it clsEventsDemoUI
  • Enter the following code to the class module
  1. Private m_customUI As rxCustomUI
  2. Private WithEvents m_button As rxButton
  3.  
  4. Private Sub Class_Initialize()
  5.     ' Create a new local context
  6.     Set m_customUI = rxCustomUI.Create("my_events_demo_ui", "My Events Demo UI")
  7.     ' Initialize the context's UI
  8.     CreateUI
  9. End Sub
  10.  
  11.  
  12. ' Initializes the context's UI
  13. Private Sub CreateUI()
  14.  
  15.     With m_customUI
  16.         .Clear
  17.  
  18.         ' Create a new tab
  19.         With .ribbon.tabs.Add(New rxTab)
  20.             .label = "Events Demo Tab"
  21.  
  22.             ' Create a new group
  23.             With .groups.Add(New rxGroup)
  24.                 .label = "Events Demo Group"
  25.  
  26.                 ' Add a new button to the group and subscribe to its events
  27.                 ' NOTE: By assigning the new rxButton object reference to the member variable
  28.                 '       that has been declared 'WithEvents' we are subscribing to the control's
  29.                 '       events
  30.                 Set m_button = .Buttons.Add(New rxButton)
  31.             End With
  32.         End With
  33.  
  34.         ' Render the UI
  35.         .Refresh
  36.     End With
  37.  
  38. End Sub
  • Use the VBA environment to insert event stubs for member m_button

InsertingEventStubVBA.png

Below we have inserted all event stubs for m_button and have added implementation code to them: 

  1. Private Sub m_button_OnActionEvent(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl)
  2.     MsgBox "Button clicked!"
  3. End Sub
  4.  
  5. Private Sub m_button_OnGetDescription(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, description As String)
  6.     description = "My button description"
  7. End Sub
  8.  
  9. Private Sub m_button_OnGetEnabled(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, enabled As Boolean)
  10.     enabled = True
  11. End Sub
  12.  
  13. Private Sub m_button_OnGetImage(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, imageDispOrImageMso As Variant)
  14.     imageDispOrImageMso = "ChartInsert"
  15. End Sub
  16.  
  17. Private Sub m_button_OnGetKeytip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, keytip As String)
  18.     keytip = "K"
  19. End Sub
  20.  
  21. Private Sub m_button_OnGetLabel(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, label As String)
  22.     label = "Click me!"
  23. End Sub
  24.  
  25. Private Sub m_button_OnGetScreentip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, screentip As String)
  26.     screentip = "My Button Screentip"
  27. End Sub
  28.  
  29. Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowImage(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, showImage As Boolean)
  30.     showImage = True
  31. End Sub
  32.  
  33. Private Sub m_button_OnGetShowLabel(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, showLabel As Boolean)
  34.     showLabel = True
  35. End Sub
  36.  
  37. Private Sub m_button_OnGetSize(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, size As RibbonCommander.RibbonControlSize)
  38.     size = RibbonControlSizeLarge
  39. End Sub
  40.  
  41. Private Sub m_button_OnGetSupertip(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, supertip As String)
  42.     supertip = "My Button Supertip"
  43. End Sub
  44.  
  45. Private Sub m_button_OnGetVisible(ByVal control As RibbonCommander.IRibbonControl, visible As Boolean)
  46.     visible = True
  47. End Sub
  • Add a new standard module to your VBA project and name it mEventsDemoUI
  • Enter the following code to the module
  1. Private myContext As clsEventsDemoUI
  2.  
  3. Public Sub ShowEventsDemoUI()
  4.     Set myContext = New clsEventsDemoUI
  5. End Sub
  • Run sub ShowEventsDemoUI. If everything went according to plan the below UI will appear:

EventDemoUIVBA.png

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