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ahuemm Posted - 11/18/2005 : 11:06:32 AM
Dear forum,

Currently I'm looking for a clean way to give the users the possibility to start
C-functions. At the moment I use a graph with a button that starts the data import.
When all the data is imported, there are some worksheets but still the graph I "abused"
to get the button.

How can this be done in a better way?

Cheers Armin

Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5G SR5
Operating System: w2k
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easwar Posted - 11/18/2005 : 11:21:17 AM
Hi Armin,

You could instead create a custom toolbar with button(s) that then call the Origin C function. The button can have script code that even loads and compiles the function and then calls it, if necessary.

Please see the Programming Help file and the topic
Programming Guide->User-Interface Development
and then the topic "Toolbar Buttons" for example.

Please post if you have specific questions.

You can also see various tools on our File Exchange website that OriginLab and other power users have uploaded that may serve as examples:
http://www.originlab.com/fileexchange/index.aspx

Easwar
Originlab


Edited by - easwar on 11/18/2005 11:22:09 AM

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