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== Usage Example == | == Usage Example == | ||
{{APIComment|Declare the | {{APIComment|Declare a New class that Inherits from WeibullEvents.}}<br> | ||
{{APIComment|Override the method.}}<br> | |||
Private Class myEvents | |||
Inherits WeibullEvents | |||
Public Overrides Sub Message(sender As WeibullDataSet, sMsg As String, AdditionalInfo As String, IsCritical As Boolean) | |||
MyBase.Message(sender, sMsg, AdditionalInfo, IsCritical) | |||
{{APIComment|Add additional code.}} | |||
End Sub | |||
End Class | |||
{{APIComment|Declare the WeibullDataSet.}}<br> | {{APIComment|Declare the WeibullDataSet.}}<br> | ||
Dim WDS as New WeibullDataSet | Dim WDS as New WeibullDataSet | ||
{{APIComment|Show a prompt with the respective strings.}} | {{APIComment|Use the created myEvents class in place of the one created by the dataset.}}<br> | ||
WDS.Events = New myEvents | |||
{{APIComment|Show a prompt with the respective strings. The additional code should also run.}} | |||
WEvents.Message(WDS, "Message1", "AdditionalInfo1", False) | WEvents.Message(WDS, "Message1", "AdditionalInfo1", False) |
Revision as of 00:50, 9 October 2013
Display a message.
Method Syntax
Message(
ByVal
sender
As
WeibullDataSet,
ByVal
sMsg
As String
,
ByVal
AdditionalInfo
As String
,
ByVal
IsCritical
As Boolean
)
Called by ‘sender’ when a message should be displayed.
Parameters
sender An WeibullDataSet object
sMsg The main display label.
AdditionalInfo The remaining label.
IsCritical (This might be used to indicate which icon to display.)
Usage Example
Declare a New class that Inherits from WeibullEvents.
Override the method.
Private Class myEvents
Inherits WeibullEvents
Public Overrides Sub Message(sender As WeibullDataSet, sMsg As String, AdditionalInfo As String, IsCritical As Boolean)
MyBase.Message(sender, sMsg, AdditionalInfo, IsCritical)
Add additional code.
End Sub
End Class
Declare the WeibullDataSet.
Dim WDS as New WeibullDataSet
Use the created myEvents class in place of the one created by the dataset.
WDS.Events = New myEvents
Show a prompt with the respective strings. The additional code should also run.
WEvents.Message(WDS, "Message1", "AdditionalInfo1", False)