add-in

问题 I am writing an add-in in VIsual C# for Excel 2010. This add-in retrieves some data from a we service and writes the results into cells of a certain spreadsheet. However I don't want Excel to display filling the cells with values as this takes a lot of time. So I tried the following piece of code: ExcelApp = (Excel.Application)System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetActiveObject("Excel.Application"); ExcelApp.ScreenUpdating = false; GetFolderTreeRecursive(FolderTree); ExcelApp

问题 I am trying to introduce DI (with Autofac) into an existing Windows Forms application. This application has a basic plug-in architecture where each plugin displays its own form. On startup, the application scans registered assemblies for types that implement IPlugin , and then activates these using Activator.CreateInstance : public interface IPlugin { Form MainForm { get; } } I cannot change this given framework. This means, each plugin class is instantiated through non-DI means, and it seems

问题 I am writing an Addin Framework in C# and I'm wondering how I can make Addin's unloadable without requiring a restart of the application. I heard of AppDomains but how do these work? Can an Addin add extendability classes and be called in the Main AppDomain by Interfaces and still be unloadable and call cleanup code resulting in those classes being removed without that Assembly being in the Main AppDomain? Or are there other methods of achieving unloadable addins, but IIRC other then

问题 I'm trying to read the ActiveCell from within an Excel Add-in but not getting very far. Anyone any ideas? Excel.Window W = this.Application.ActiveWindow as Excel.Window; Excel.Range R = W.ActiveCell as Excel.Range; MessageBox.Show(R.Value2.ToString()); The Exception being thrown on the last line is: - Cannot obtain fields or call methods on the instance of type 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Range' because it is a proxy to a remote object. I tried .Value, and it says: - Property, indexer, or

问题 How can I modify [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\LowRegistry\CommandBar] CommandBandLayout value to make sure my addon is first in the command bar? any help here appreciated Thanks, Manoj 回答1: You don't. Mucking with internal data structures can corrupt IE state and subsequently get your product blocked as malware. 回答2: this can simply be done by making a .reg file. This file can be used to modify the registry It should go like this: Regedit version Registry path

问题 I am writing na Add-In for Visual Studio 2010, and I want it to add controls to an existing Form in an existing Project in an existing Solution, and I already have references to all of them. As I have the reference to the Project Item that represents the file of the form, I want a reference to the Form per se, then I’ll be able to do anything to it (changing properties, and adding controls). I have tried some approaches, though I must admit I haven’t ran out of tries. But since this is quite

问题 I am writing na Add-In for Visual Studio 2010, and I want it to add controls to an existing Form in an existing Project in an existing Solution, and I already have references to all of them. As I have the reference to the Project Item that represents the file of the form, I want a reference to the Form per se, then I’ll be able to do anything to it (changing properties, and adding controls). I have tried some approaches, though I must admit I haven’t ran out of tries. But since this is quite

问题 I want to determine to which calendar an AppointmentItem belongs. The scenario is as follows: An exchange administrator can have privileges to create appointments for conference rooms (by simply creating an appointment in the conference rooms calendar) and for himself (in his own calendar). How do I determine wether the item that the administrator currently looks at (inspector) is from the conference rooms calendar? Thanks a lot! 回答1: If this is Outlook 2007-2010, compare MAPIFolder.Store of

问题 I want to determine to which calendar an AppointmentItem belongs. The scenario is as follows: An exchange administrator can have privileges to create appointments for conference rooms (by simply creating an appointment in the conference rooms calendar) and for himself (in his own calendar). How do I determine wether the item that the administrator currently looks at (inspector) is from the conference rooms calendar? Thanks a lot! 回答1: If this is Outlook 2007-2010, compare MAPIFolder.Store of

问题 I recently discovered, however, that all public functions are displayed in the "Insert Function" dialogue box when you select "User Defined" in the "Or select a category" drop down list. This happens even if you password protect the project and lock it for viewing. To get to the "Insert Function" dialogue box press Shift-F3. Private functions are not displayed in the list, but it is impossible to make all functions private, especially if you want to reuse them across modules. Is there a way