A tutorial on using owner-drawn menus in a context menu shell extensions, and on making a context menu extension that responds to a right-click in a directory background.
By implementing a UI library and exporting its necessary components to lua script, we can create a beautiful UI and implement relevant logic in Lua script completely.
By implementing a UI library and exporting its necessary components to lua script, we can create a beautiful UI and implement relevant logic in Lua script completely.
How to use cURLpp (C++ wrapper around libcURL) to make a simple HTTP query to ip-api.com in order to retrieve geolocation information of a given host or IP address
The tip will help you understand how the Word document can be converted into PDF and merge it as single PDF with digital signature for the secured transport of PDF.
A simple, step by step tutorial to set up an MS-Office Excel Ribbon, launch your own .NET applications from Excel and interact with the spreadsheet values.
A simple example of a C# Application interfacing with the Null Modem Emulator (com0com) driver to allow run time creation and configuration of Virtual Serial Ports
The COM Interop Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW) is a "Black Box" that creates references to memory that need to be released before the called program will end.
Please let me suggest that "FinalReleaseComObject" is not the way to go. If you write structured code, you should never need it. Strictly following Microsoft Patterns & Practices:1) Declare & instantiate COM objects at the last moment possible.2) ReleaseComObject(obj) for ALL...
This demonstrates how you can call a C# method in a Windows Forms application from JavaScript that is hosted in a webpage inside a WebBrowser control on your form.
Another way to use the code above is to create dynamic "dynamic linking", to download dlls and embed them during runtime!How to do this:1. Add a project reference to a COM object, but DO NOT include the DLL in the executable folder2. Do not call any of the functions from the COM ref...
This is an example of how you may take a COM *.dll file, and binary-embed it inside your C# project as a *.cs file. You can create a fully functional COM interface in managed enviroment using the steps described in the project.
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