Difference between revisions of "XML Samples"
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 8 November 2013
Before we start
Before we get started you need to:
- Install the Ribbon Commander Framework
- Activate the Ribbon Commander Framework
- Reference the Ribbon Commander library
Introduction
Ribbon Commander fully supports XML. All controls are serializable to XML and instantiatable from XML. The main package installs a few XML samples and a workbook (XMLSamplesLoader.xls) that can load the samples and contains delegate stubs for control callbacks.
Locating the samples
To locate the samples:
- Navigate to the Samples Directory through the Ribbon Commander Menu shortcut.
- Find the samples under XML
- Open workbook XMLSamplesLoader.xls and use its UI to load the samples.
Samples reference
Sample File Name
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Description
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| RibbonSample1.xml | A Ribbon sample |
| RibbonSample2.xml | A Ribbon sample |
| DictatorSample2007.xml | A dictator application UI sample for Office 2007 |
| DictatorSample2010.xml | A dictator application UI sample for Office 2010 |
| BackstageSample1.xml | A Backstage sample (Office 2010+) |
| BackstageSample2.xml | A Backstage sample (Office 2010+) |
| XMLSamplesLoader.xls | Automates loading of the XML samples and provides delegate stubs for control callbacks |
