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==Create a new plugin== |
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Use the description of Mr ChriZ to create a new Plugin. |
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http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=32294.0 |
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[[Programming Plugins in C#.Net]] - Gives a (small) description on how to program a plugin in C# |
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==Autoresizing of plugin== |
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Draw a Panel upon the UserControl and do the following:<br> |
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- Set 'Dock' Property to 'Fill'.<br> |
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- Set 'Autosize' Property to 'False'<br> |
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[[MC Plugin Template for Visual Studio]] - Instructions on how to use the MC Plugin Template |
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Your Panel will now automatically be resized to fit into the MC Plugin Area. Anything you put upon the Panel can scale to the size of the Panel using the 'Anchor' or 'Dock' Properties. Don't use the 'Autosize' Property! |
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[http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms364046(VS.80).aspx Create you own Visual Studio Templates] |
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[[How to use MC methods in .Net projects]] |
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[[Category:Developer]] |
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Programming Plugins in C#.Net - Gives a (small) description on how to program a plugin in C#
MC Plugin Template for Visual Studio - Instructions on how to use the MC Plugin Template