CustomDialogs Class

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Represents a set of interfaces to support user-defined dialogs.

Object Model

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public NotInheritable Class CustomDialogs

public sealed class CustomDialogs

Remarks

To use your own dialog, implement the required interface and set the corresponding property of CustomDialogs.

The C1.Win.C1Editor.C1Editor contains several dialogs used to perform actions such as search/replace, inserting images, tables, and so on.

To replace one or more of the built-in dialogs with your own custom ones, follow these steps:

1. Implement the custom dialog making sure it supports the appropriate interface (for example IFindReplaceDialog).

2. Assign an instance of the custom dialog to the appropriate member of the CustomDialogs property.

Example

The code below replaces the built-in bookmark and find/replace dialogs with customized versions of the dialogs.

private void InitCustomDialogs()
{
  _editor.CustomDialogs.BookmarkDialog = new BookmarkEditorForm();
  _editor.CustomDialogs.FindReplaceDialog = new FindReplaceForm();
}

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
C1.Win.C1Editor.UICustomization.CustomDialogs

Reference

CustomDialogs Members
C1.Win.C1Editor.UICustomization Namespace