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[VB.net / C#] Charny Plugin System DLL [v1.0] - Charny - Oct 26, 2010
Charny Plugin System
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
With Charny Plugin System (CPS), you can easily implement a plugin system to your .NET applications.
The download is a .ZIP file and this file contains :
- CharnyPluginSystem.dll -> The dll
- CPSExampleCSharp -> C# project example
- CPSExampleVBNet -> Visual Basic .NET project example
- README.txt -> The read me file
Normally, you should be able to find out how the DLL works by looking at the examples. But if you need more help, you can post here or send me a private message, I'll help you.
Download :
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Components-Libraries/Charny-Plugin-System.shtml
I need suggestions for the next versions! Post your suggestions on the thread!
If you download the DLL, please post a comment!
* - Rombozo - Oct 26, 2010
nice share bro..imma donwload now and try it...thankx
* - Xerotic - Oct 26, 2010
Charny, you really are one amazing coder. Thanks for all your contributions.
* - BaussHacker - Oct 27, 2010
Nice work Charmy, looked at the codes and looks pretty good :)
* - Charny - Oct 27, 2010
Thanks for the positive comments, anybody has some suggestions :o?
18 downloads and only 3 comments :/..
* - Modesty - Oct 27, 2010
With this could you dynamically reference dlls at runtime and use the methods within the dll?
* - Zer0Fact0r - Oct 27, 2010
(Oct 27, 2010 05:56 AM)P Y R O Wrote: With this could you dynamically reference dlls at runtime and use the methods within the dll?
Yes as long as there is a class that implements the IPlugin interface.
Of course you can do this quite easily without this DLL as well with the Assembly class.
* - Modesty - Oct 27, 2010
(Oct 27, 2010 01:20 PM)Zer0Fact0r Wrote: Yes as long as there is a class that implements the IPlugin interface.
Of course you can do this quite easily without this DLL as well with the Assembly class.
Yh i was looking into this, and tried to use some examples and such but didnt have the patience to get it working so i left it lol.
* - Local Celeb - Oct 27, 2010
Wow thanks Charny :)
I have been looking on how to do this for a while.
* - Charny - Oct 27, 2010
(Oct 27, 2010 01:35 PM)Asydix Wrote: Wow thanks Charny :)
I have been looking on how to do this for a while.
You're welcome π ...
* - Local Celeb - Oct 27, 2010
How would I go about showing forms and whatnot with this system?
Thats where im confused :s
Like, drawing a form and everything.
* - Charny - Oct 27, 2010
Add a form to the plugin DLL (Your plugin) and in the Activate method of your plugin, just add (FORM_NAME).Show();
* - Charny - Oct 27, 2010
(Oct 27, 2010 02:11 PM)Asydix Wrote: Ohh ok. I wasn't thinking when I asked that :P
Is there anyway to use this code without referencing to the DLL from every DLL we make?
What do you mean ... π§?
* - Charny - Oct 27, 2010
(Oct 27, 2010 02:38 PM)KingCobraXD Wrote: Really nice..
HoT!
sh0rti3
Thanks, I hope it helped you π!
* - KΕtei - Oct 27, 2010
I love you so much right now Charny.