Creating our first button in VB.NET

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Prerequisites

We recommend you go through A 'hello world' VB.NET program before going into this example.

Creating a button

Add a new class to your project and name it MyCustomUI2
Add the following code to your class

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Imports LogismiX.Interop.DynamicRibbonX
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Imports LogismiX.DynamicRibbonX.Core
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Public Class MyCustomUI2
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    Dim _customUI As rxCustomUI
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    Public Sub New()
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        ' Instantiate a new rxCustomUI in context 'my_vb_context'

        _customUI = rxCustomUI.create("my_vb_context", "My VB.NET context!")

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        With _customUI
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            ' Clear old state in the context

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            .clear()
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            ' Add a new tab and label it

            With .ribbon.tabs.add(New rxTab())

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                .label = "My VB Tab"
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                ' Add a new group and label it

                With .groups.add(New rxGroup())

                    .label = "My VB Group"

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                    'Add a new button an label it

                    With .buttons.add(New rxButton())

                        .label = "My VB Button"

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                    End With
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                End With
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            End With
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            ' Render the UI
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            .refresh()
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        End With
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    End Sub
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End Class
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