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This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn will add a Menu Item to the Code Editor window's PopUp Menu. The menu item created has sub menus which when selected will automatically place code into the current procedure. The code is contained in a text file for easy maintenance. This is probably the simplest VB AddIn you could possibly wish for so if you want an introduction to AddIns... This is It! Again I have used my style of small procedures for nice neat and easy to understand and comments to help explai certain items. The code is commented and areas that you will need to customize for your own purpose identified. I hope that this is as useful to others as it is to me. Please leave comments I really appreciate the feedback and vote if you feel the urge, but please leave a comment.

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!

This VB IDE AddIn is the second and probably last version of the Dazzling Project Explorer. This sin simple terms is a project explorer that allows you to navigate through your project very easily and quickly using the tree view. The tree as you can see from the screenshot shows all the items in your project from components to controls and procedures and variables, and navigating to the item is just a CLICK away. I have incorporated one sugestion from my previous posting (v1.0). I have also corrected all bugs (he says with trepidation knowing what a bold statement that is... and that someone will prove him wrong). I opted to leave version 1.0 on the site for a while at least (i.e. it may dissappear later) because I just thought that it might be useful for people to see version 1 and 1.1 side by side. The code in 1.0 was pretty well stuctured and therefore made the migration to 1.1 relatively simple because all that was basically required was changes to the applications flow rather than a rewrite. A very valuable lesson on the importance and one of the values of creating small procedures which do ONE thing. I might in future write another AddIn using C# for the .NET IDE as I am busy teaching myself C# and I think this is a very useful little AddIn. So keep your eyes open, although it probably wont be in the near future. I hope you all enjoy this and find it as useful as I do. I enjoy your feedback so please come back and post a comment. Vote if you want (I would appreciate it) but to me the most important is commentary/opinions/input/feedback. One last thing if anyone modifies or updates this please post a comment here so I can take a look at the improvements (or solution to any comment I have made in the code).

This little AddIn adds Menu Items to the Code Editor Window's PopUp Menu. Selecting one of these Items will insert code/text from a file into your code. The Menu Items and Code can be easily maintained thru text files. This is the second submission on this Project and I am proud to announce that I have solved the problem in the previous version. Everything is now maintainable through text files! This version is a little more advanced than the previous version but it does have more comments etc so hopefully should be easily understood by all and an excellent example of the potential of Classes an what I would call OO programming. Chris basically got me started by submitting some source which got me thinking. I started out trying to use an array to create multiple menu items but this did not work. So I started playing around and eentually created a class with all the Menu Item pieces in. I could then create an array of this class and so providing me with multiple menu items. Now I don't know a lot about OO programming but to me this is OO programming because each Menu Item is now a class object and I can create as many as I like and all though a text file. Cool!