PlugIn Development:GameEx Configure Function - Revision history

Adultery: /* VB.NET */

2014-04-28T07:09:15Z

VB.NET

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	=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===
	~~----~~
	<pre class="code_vb">		<pre class="code_vb">
	Public Sub Configure()		Public Sub Configure()

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-28T07:09:04Z

Code Examples

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	=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===
	----		----
	<pre class="~~code_block_func~~">		<pre class="code_vb">
	Public Sub Configure()		Public Sub Configure()
	Dim config As New Configuration		Dim config As New Configuration
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	=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">C#</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">C#</span> ===
	~~----~~		<pre class="code_cs">
	<pre class="~~code_block_func~~">
	public void Configure()		public void Configure()
	{		{

Adultery at 07:07, 28 April 2014

2014-04-28T07:07:55Z

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	This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.		This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.
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			== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Parameters</span> ==
			This substructre has no available parameters.
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	== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==		== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-28T00:09:42Z

Code Examples

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	== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==		== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==
	The following code assumes that you have a <span class="plugin_return_text">Configuration</span> class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a <span class="plugin_return_text">MessageBox.Show</span> command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.		The following code assumes that you have a <span class="plugin_return_text">Configuration</span> class with a window for setting options. <br />It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a <span class="plugin_return_text">MessageBox.Show</span> command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.
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	=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-28T00:09:06Z

Code Examples

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	== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==		== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==
	The following code assumes that you have a Configuration class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a MessageBox.Show command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.		The following code assumes that you have a <span class="plugin_return_text">Configuration</span> class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a <span class="plugin_return_text">MessageBox.Show</span> command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.
	<br />		<br />
	=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-28T00:07:56Z

Code Examples

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	This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.		This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.
	<br />		<br />
	== <span ~~style~~="~~color:darkblue;~~">Code Examples</span> ==		== <span class="plugin_headline_text">Code Examples</span> ==
	The following code assumes that you have a Configuration class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a MessageBox.Show command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.		The following code assumes that you have a Configuration class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a MessageBox.Show command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.
	<br />		<br />
	=== <span ~~style~~="~~color:#003300;~~">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">VB.NET</span> ===
	----		----
	<pre ~~style~~="~~font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;~~">		<pre class="code_block_func">
	Public Sub Configure()		Public Sub Configure()
	Dim config As New Configuration		Dim config As New Configuration
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	End Sub</pre>		End Sub</pre>

	=== <span ~~style~~="~~color:#003300;~~">C#</span> ===		=== <span class="plugin_text_fx">C#</span> ===
	----		----
	<pre ~~style~~="~~font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;~~">		<pre class="code_block_func">
	public void Configure()		public void Configure()
	{		{

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-27T06:41:09Z

Code Examples

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	=== <span style="color:#003300;">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span style="color:#003300;">VB.NET</span> ===
			----
	<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">		<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">
	Public Sub Configure()		Public Sub Configure()
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	=== <span style="color:#003300;">C#</span> ===		=== <span style="color:#003300;">C#</span> ===
			----
	<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">		<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">
	public void Configure()		public void Configure()

Adultery: /* Code Examples */

2014-04-27T06:14:25Z

Code Examples

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	== <span style="color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span> ==		== <span style="color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span> ==
			The following code assumes that you have a Configuration class with a window for setting options. It's probably good practice that if you don't allow a user to configure any options, you should add a MessageBox.Show command to let the user know there are no user-configurable options so they aren't deterred from enabling your plugin in the PlugIn Manager.
			<br />
	=== <span style="color:#003300;">VB.NET</span> ===		=== <span style="color:#003300;">VB.NET</span> ===
	<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">		<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">

Adultery at 06:11, 27 April 2014

2014-04-27T06:11:53Z

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	~~==<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">GameEx: Configure PlugIn Overview</span>==~~
	This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.		This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.
			<br />
			== <span style="color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span> ==

	=~~=<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span>~~==		=== <span style="color:#003300;">VB.NET</span> ===

	<span style="~~font-size:125%;~~ color:#003300;"~~><b~~>VB.NET ~~syntax:</b>~~</span>
	<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">		<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">
	Public Sub Configure()		Public Sub Configure()
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	End Sub</pre>		End Sub</pre>

	<span style="~~font-size:125%;~~ color:#003300;"~~><b~~>C# ~~syntax:</b>~~</span>		=== <span style="color:#003300;">C#</span> ===
	<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">		<pre style="font-family:'Lucida Console', Monaco, monospace; border-color:#003300; background-color:#E0EEE0; border-style:solid;">
	public void Configure()		public void Configure()
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	}		}
	}</pre>		}</pre>
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	[[Category:PlugIn Development]]		[[Category:PlugIn Development]]

Adultery: /* GameEx: Configure PlugIn Overview */

2014-04-26T21:11:15Z

GameEx: Configure PlugIn Overview

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	==<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">GameEx: Configure PlugIn Overview</span>==		==<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">GameEx: Configure PlugIn Overview</span>==
	This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.		This function is called when the user configures the PlugIn from the PlugIn Manager interface.<br />Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.
	Typically you would launch a configuration window from this sub. If your plugin doesn't require user configuration, you can simply leave this area empty.

	==<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span>==		==<span style="font-size:125%; color:darkblue;">Code Examples</span>==