Control.Create Method (ExToolBar)

The Create method creates the ActiveX control. The Create method creates the control based on its control's identifier. Use the ControlID and LicenseKey properties to specify the control's identifier and the runtime license key for the control, if required ( please make sure that the runtime license key is not identical with your development license key ). If the Create method fails, the Object property gets nothing. Use the Object property to access the ActiveX control's properties and methods. Use the CloseOn property to specify how the item that hosts an ActiveX control is closed using the mouse. Use the Width and Height properties to specify the size of the item that hosts the ActiveX control. The control fires the OleEvent event when an inside ActiveX control fires an event. The look and feel of the inner ActiveX control depends on the identifier you are using, and the version of the library that implements the ActiveX control, so you need to consult the documentation of the inner ActiveX control you are inserting inside the eXMenu control.

In case you are using the /NET assembly version, you can use the Window property to assign a Window/Control to an Item.

The following screen shot displays an item with an ExCalendar inside:

The following samples shows how to load an ActiveX control ( Exontrol.Calendar )

VBA (MS Access, Excell...)

With ToolBar1
	With .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
		.Width = 256
		.Height = 256
		.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
		.Create 
	End With
	.Refresh 
End With

VB6

With ToolBar1
	With .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
		.Width = 256
		.Height = 256
		.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
		.Create 
	End With
	.Refresh 
End With

VB.NET

With Extoolbar1
	With .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
		.Width = 256
		.Height = 256
		.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
		.Create()
	End With
	.Refresh()
End With

VB.NET for /COM

With AxToolBar1
	With .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
		.Width = 256
		.Height = 256
		.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
		.Create()
	End With
	.Refresh()
End With

C++

/*
	Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
	it defines the namespace 'EXTOOLBARLib' for the library: 'ExToolBar 1.0 Control Library'

	#import <ExToolBar.dll>
	using namespace EXTOOLBARLib;
*/
EXTOOLBARLib::IToolBarPtr spToolBar1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_TOOLBAR1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXTOOLBARLib::IControlPtr var_Control = spToolBar1->GetItems()->Add(L"Calendar",long(3),vtMissing)->GetSubControl();
	var_Control->PutWidth(256);
	var_Control->PutHeight(256);
	var_Control->PutControlID(L"Exontrol.Calendar");
	var_Control->Create();
spToolBar1->Refresh();

C++ Builder

Extoolbarlib_tlb::IControlPtr var_Control = ToolBar1->Items->Add(L"Calendar",TVariant(3),TNoParam())->SubControl;
	var_Control->Width = 256;
	var_Control->Height = 256;
	var_Control->ControlID = L"Exontrol.Calendar";
	var_Control->Create();
ToolBar1->Refresh();

exontrol.EXTOOLBARLib.Control var_Control = extoolbar1.Items.Add("Calendar",3,null).SubControl;
	var_Control.Width = 256;
	var_Control.Height = 256;
	var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar";
	var_Control.Create();
extoolbar1.Refresh();

JScript/JavaScript

<BODY onload='Init()'>
<OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2" id="ToolBar1"></OBJECT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JScript">
function Init()
{
	var var_Control = ToolBar1.Items.Add("Calendar",3,null).SubControl;
		var_Control.Width = 256;
		var_Control.Height = 256;
		var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar";
		var_Control.Create();
	ToolBar1.Refresh();
}
</SCRIPT>
</BODY>

VBScript

<BODY onload='Init()'>
<OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2" id="ToolBar1"></OBJECT>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript">
Function Init()
	With ToolBar1
		With .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
			.Width = 256
			.Height = 256
			.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
			.Create 
		End With
		.Refresh 
	End With
End Function
</SCRIPT>
</BODY>

C# for /COM

EXTOOLBARLib.Control var_Control = axToolBar1.Items.Add("Calendar",3,null).SubControl;
	var_Control.Width = 256;
	var_Control.Height = 256;
	var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar";
	var_Control.Create();
axToolBar1.Refresh();

X++ (Dynamics Ax 2009)

public void init()
{
	COM com_Control,com_Item;
	anytype var_Control,var_Item;
	;

	super();

	var_Item = COM::createFromObject(extoolbar1.Items()).Add("Calendar",COMVariant::createFromInt(3)); com_Item = var_Item;
	var_Control = com_Item.SubControl(); com_Control = var_Control;
		com_Control.Width(256);
		com_Control.Height(256);
		com_Control.ControlID("Exontrol.Calendar");
		com_Control.Create();
	extoolbar1.Refresh();
}

Delphi 8 (.NET only)

with AxToolBar1 do
begin
	with Items.Add('Calendar',TObject(3),Nil).SubControl do
	begin
		Width := 256;
		Height := 256;
		ControlID := 'Exontrol.Calendar';
		Create();
	end;
	Refresh();
end

Delphi (standard)

with ToolBar1 do
begin
	with Items.Add('Calendar',OleVariant(3),Null).SubControl do
	begin
		Width := 256;
		Height := 256;
		ControlID := 'Exontrol.Calendar';
		Create();
	end;
	Refresh();
end

VFP

with thisform.ToolBar1
	with .Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
		.Width = 256
		.Height = 256
		.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
		.Create
	endwith
	.Refresh
endwith

dBASE Plus

local oToolBar,var_Control

oToolBar = form.Activex1.nativeObject
var_Control = oToolBar.Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
	var_Control.Width = 256
	var_Control.Height = 256
	var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
	var_Control.Create()
oToolBar.Refresh()

XBasic (Alpha Five)

Dim oToolBar as P
Dim var_Control as P

oToolBar = topparent:CONTROL_ACTIVEX1.activex
var_Control = oToolBar.Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
	var_Control.Width = 256
	var_Control.Height = 256
	var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
	var_Control.Create()
oToolBar.Refresh()

Visual Objects

local var_Control as IControl

var_Control := oDCOCX_Exontrol1:Items:Add("Calendar",3,nil):SubControl
	var_Control:Width := 256
	var_Control:Height := 256
	var_Control:ControlID := "Exontrol.Calendar"
	var_Control:Create()
oDCOCX_Exontrol1:Refresh()

PowerBuilder

OleObject oToolBar,var_Control

oToolBar = ole_1.Object
var_Control = oToolBar.Items.Add("Calendar",3).SubControl
	var_Control.Width = 256
	var_Control.Height = 256
	var_Control.ControlID = "Exontrol.Calendar"
	var_Control.Create()
oToolBar.Refresh()

Visual DataFlex

Procedure OnCreate
	Forward Send OnCreate
	Variant voItems
	Get ComItems to voItems
	Handle hoItems
	Get Create (RefClass(cComItems)) to hoItems
	Set pvComObject of hoItems to voItems
		Variant voItem
		Get ComAdd of hoItems "Calendar" 3 Nothing to voItem
		Handle hoItem
		Get Create (RefClass(cComItem)) to hoItem
		Set pvComObject of hoItem to voItem
			Variant voControl
			Get ComSubControl of hoItem to voControl
			Handle hoControl
			Get Create (RefClass(cComControl)) to hoControl
			Set pvComObject of hoControl to voControl
				Set ComWidth of hoControl to 256
				Set ComHeight of hoControl to 256
				Set ComControlID of hoControl to "Exontrol.Calendar"
				Send ComCreate of hoControl
			Send Destroy to hoControl
		Send Destroy to hoItem
	Send Destroy to hoItems
	Send ComRefresh
End_Procedure

XBase++

#include "AppEvent.ch"
#include "ActiveX.ch"

PROCEDURE Main
 	LOCAL oForm
	LOCAL nEvent := 0, mp1 := NIL, mp2 := NIL, oXbp := NIL
	LOCAL oControl
	LOCAL oToolBar

	oForm := XbpDialog():new( AppDesktop() )
	oForm:drawingArea:clipChildren := .T.
	oForm:create( ,,{100,100}, {640,480},, .F. )
	oForm:close  := {|| PostAppEvent( xbeP_Quit )}

	oToolBar := XbpActiveXControl():new( oForm:drawingArea )
	oToolBar:CLSID  := "Exontrol.ToolBar.1" /*{DDF58CFA-750F-45E0-8A00-CFBE431702E2}*/
	oToolBar:create(,, {10,60},{610,370} )

		oControl := oToolBar:Items():Add("Calendar",3):SubControl()
			oControl:Width := 256
			oControl:Height := 256
			oControl:ControlID := "Exontrol.Calendar"
			oControl:Create()
		oToolBar:Refresh()

	oForm:Show()
	DO WHILE nEvent != xbeP_Quit
		nEvent := AppEvent( @mp1, @mp2, @oXbp )
		oXbp:handleEvent( nEvent, mp1, mp2 )
	ENDDO 
RETURN