customization
Creates a new button on a toolbar. You can change the format of your toolbar by adding line separators, line breaks, etc. using the CreateToolbarControl command.
CreateToolbarButton( Toolbar, Command, [Index] ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Toolbar | String | Unique identifier of the toolbar to which the button is added. |
| Command | String | Unique identifier of the command linked to the new button. You can determine the unique identifier for a command by calling Command.UID. |
| Index | Integer | Position of the button on the toolbar (0 is the first button, 1
is the second button, and so on; -1 is the last button).
Default Value: -1 (add to end) |
sub Install()
dim file, toolbar, command, path
path = Application.InstallationPath( siUserPath )
file = path & "\Data\Scripts\myUtils.vbs"
'Create Toolbar
toolbar = CreateToolbar("Utilities")
'Create Commands
command = CreateScriptCommand( "Simplify It" ,_
"makeSimple" ,_
file ,_
"MakeSimple",_
"Makes life easier." )
'Add button to toolbar.
CreateToolbarButton toolbar, command
end sub
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