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Description

The section describes the generic interface of Dynamic RibbonX collection and the operations that can be performed on them.

Properties

Property Name	Description
count	Read-only property; returns the count of items in a collection
isEmpty	Read-only property; returns true if the control is empty
isLive	Read-only property; returns true if the control is live
item	(VBA/VB.NET-specific) Returns a reference to a collection member by index or id
parent	The control's parent object

Methods

Method Name	Description
add	Adds an item to the collection
getItemIfExists	Returns a reference to a collection member by index or id. Does not throw if the index or id is out of bounds.
remove	Removes an item from the collection (by index or item reference)
removeAll	Removes all items from the collection
operator[]	(C#-specific) Returns a reference to a collection member by index or id
operator()	(VBA/VB.NET-specific) Returns are reference to a collection member by index or id

Remarks

Examples

VBA

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Public Sub ColectionsVBASample()
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    ' Create a new group and play with its buttons collection

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    Dim myGroup As rxGroup
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    Set myGroup = New rxGroup
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    ' Print number of buttons in the group (prints 0)

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    Debug.Print myGroup.Buttons.Count
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    ' Create a new button and give it an id

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    Dim myButton As rxButton
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    Set myButton = New rxButton
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    myButton.ID = "my_button"
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    ' Add the button to the group's buttons collection

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    myGroup.Buttons.Add myButton
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    ' Print number of buttons in the group (prints 1)

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    Debug.Print myGroup.Buttons.Count
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    ' Access an item by index
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    Dim myButton2 As rxButton
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    Set myButton2 = myGroup.Buttons.Item(1)

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    ' Or alternatively
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    Set myButton2 = myGroup.Buttons(1)
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    ' Access an item by id
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    Dim myButton3 As rxButton
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    Set myButton3 = myGroup.Buttons.Item("my_button")

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    ' Or alternatively
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    Set myButton3 = myGroup.Buttons("my_button")

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    ' Remove an item by index
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    myGroup.Buttons.Remove 1
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    ' Print number of buttons in the group (prints 0)

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    Debug.Print myGroup.Buttons.Count
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    ' Add the item back and remove it by object reference

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    myGroup.Buttons.Add myButton
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    ' Get another ref to the button
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    Dim myButton4 As rxButton
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    Set myButton4 = myGroup.Buttons("my_button")

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    ' Remove
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    myGroup.Buttons.Remove myButton4
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    ' Print number of buttons in the group (prints 0)

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    Debug.Print myGroup.Buttons.Count
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End Sub
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C#

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VB.NET

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      ' Remove
      myGroup.Buttons.Remove myButton4
+    ' Print number of buttons in the group (prints 0)
+    Debug.Print myGroup.Buttons.Count
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