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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | A few C# class | + | A few sample C# class files are installed with the main Dynamic RibbonX package. ''ThisAddin.cs'' shows how to incorporate these classes in your [[Creating a new project in CSharp | project]]. |
== Locating the samples == | == Locating the samples == | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 16 March 2013
Before we start
Before we get started you need to:
Introduction
A few sample C# class files are installed with the main Dynamic RibbonX package. ThisAddin.cs shows how to incorporate these classes in your project.
Locating the samples
To locate the samples:
- Navigate to the Samples Directory through the Dynamic RibbonX Start Menu shortcut.
- Find the samples under C#
Samples reference
Sample File Name
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Description
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| m_rxTab_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxTab |
| m_rxGroup_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxGroup |
| m_rxButton_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxButton |
| m_rxCheckBox_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxCheckBox |
| m_rxDropDownRegular_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxDropDownRegular |
| m_rxEditBox_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxEditBox |
| m_rxBackstageTab_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxBackstageTab |
| m_rxBackstageGroup_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxBackstageGroup |
| m_rxBackstageFastCommandButton_sample.cs | Demonstrates rxBackstageFastCommandButton |
| ThisAddin.cs | Sample ThisAddin class - shows how to hook up the sample classes in your project |
