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To use events a user must inherit the class, override its methods and assign its instance to the Events property of a Weibull++ data set. WeibullEvents inheritance is not available in VB6/VBA. | To use events a user must inherit the class, override its methods and assign its instance to the Events property of a Weibull++ data set. WeibullEvents inheritance is not available in VB6/VBA. | ||
To view all Weibull classes, methods, and enumerations view [[Global Weibull]]. | To view all Weibull++ classes, methods, and enumerations view [[Global Weibull]]. | ||
== Methods == | == Methods == |
Revision as of 20:57, 28 January 2014
This allows the user to create and display messages, questions, calculation progress, and more.
To use events a user must inherit the class, override its methods and assign its instance to the Events property of a Weibull++ data set. WeibullEvents inheritance is not available in VB6/VBA.
To view all Weibull++ classes, methods, and enumerations view Global Weibull.
Methods
- Message Called by ‘sender’ when a message should be displayed.
- Question Called by ‘sender’ when an answer to the question is required.
- GetDistrParameters Called by ‘sender’ when additional input is required.
- UpdateCalculationProgress Called by ‘sender’ when the calculation progress should be updated.
- ShowCalculationProgress Called by ‘sender’ when calculation progress should be shown.
- HideCalculationProgress Called by ‘sender’ when calculation progress should be hidden.