Added a self- contained callback function that uses JIT (just- in- time) thunk creation in order to callback to a class procedure so the class doesn't need to have an additional bas module.- This callback is automatically invoked if you set the Initial. Directory or Initial. Directory. PIDL properties. Custom. Hook. Proc must not be set to use this default callback. You will not get any events from this callback procedure.- This option is ignored if you set the Custom. Hook. Proc property to use your own hooks- The Custom. Hook. Data() property is ignored if Custom. Hook. Proc is not set. Added 2 properties to set the startup/initial folder by either string path or PIDL (needed for virtual folders like Control Panel) - Initial. Directory property sets the startup as a string path- Initial. Directory. PIDL property sets the startup as a PIDL, which you are required to destroy- Setting either of those overwrites the other. Added option to set the Root folder as either a string path or PIDL- Set. Root. Folder requires a string path (no change)- Set. Root. Folder. PIDL (added) requires a PIDL, which you are required to destroy- Setting either of those overwrites the other. As with the previous version, the main function Show. Browse. Folder has a parameter to prevent the class from destroying the PIDL returned by the API used to display the dialog. However, you may not know in advance whether or not you want to destroy it, but also don't want to be forced to destroy it after each call. So, modified the logic a bit. The class will never destroy the PIDL. You are required to and the PIDL can be retrieved from the new Selected. PIDL() property. Can be destroyed with Destroy. PIDL()b) If Show. Browse. Folder's optional parameter Release. PIDL is set to True, then existing logic was modified and works this way. The PIDL will be destroyed whenever Show. Browse. Folder is called again. However, if you decide you want the PIDL (possibly to be used for Initial. Directory. PIDL or Set. Root. Folder. PIDL), then you can take ownership of the PIDL and the class will not destroy it. To take ownership, call Selected. PIDL(True). If the optional parameter of that property is set to True, then the class will never destroy the PIDL, but you must, at some point. Note: Set. Root. Folder. PIDL & Initial. Directory. PIDL will not allow you to use the PIDL returned from the previous call to Show. Browse. Folder unless you took ownership of it. Some properties had their names changed to be more intuitive: - Selected. Item changed to Selected. Vb 2010 Program Icon Not ShowingVisual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic. NET Examples 0. 2/0. Example of using the . You can force the execution or execute the process normally. The Class Control IS Included in this zip. Check out the Class source code for alot more information. Update: Version 1.
Update: Version 1. This library has FULL intellisense documentation for most of the features. Update: Version 1. There were also some more tweaks to the library as well. Remember, Libraries made with earlier versions of VB. NET can be used in Visual Basic 2. Visual Basic 2. 00. So you can use this library in the new VBs as well.. Vb 2010 Program Icon EditorEasily associate your programs with file types (.jpg.html.mp3) with just 2 lines of Visual Basic code; Author: Nick Rioux; Updated:; Section: VB.NET. Title: Change a form's icon at run time in VB.NET: Description: This example shows how to change a form's icon at run time in VB.NET. It sets the form's Icon.
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