My colleague has been playing around with xlw, and more or less it's all ok, including in VS2010. I have been testing the addin generated, and I have a couple of questions that we couldn't answer between ourselves:
1) if I load the addin before loading an .xla addin, I get a crash right away. Anybody seen similar behaviour?
2) is there a handle in XLW that allows to use the help hyperlink of the function dialogue box in excel (I mean the blue [u]Help on this function[/u] in the shift-f3 dialogue)?
thanks
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- mj
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re 2) we have discussed the possibility of creating .chm files which would make this work but no one's done anything on it yet.
re 1) news to me. But i never use .xla files.
re 1) news to me. But i never use .xla files.
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- granchio
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thanks mj.
on (1), i should have also said that if I reverse the loading order, it works. worrying, but I cannot say categorically it is because of xlw.
on (2), it's useful to know that we are not just missing something obvious
on (1), i should have also said that if I reverse the loading order, it works. worrying, but I cannot say categorically it is because of xlw.
on (2), it's useful to know that we are not just missing something obvious
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- Hansi
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"Is there strong demand for .chm files?"
In my experience I'd say no. We did use them for a project done with http://www.add-in-express.com/ which supports them but nobody ever used them. But then again that may just be related to people's inability to read any kind of a manual.
For the xlw's I generally just leave a txt file or a pdf explaining the functions included in the install directory.
In my experience I'd say no. We did use them for a project done with http://www.add-in-express.com/ which supports them but nobody ever used them. But then again that may just be related to people's inability to read any kind of a manual.
For the xlw's I generally just leave a txt file or a pdf explaining the functions included in the install directory.
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updated package of the Dev5 xlw:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xlw/files/xlw/xlw%205DEV/xlw-5DEV-28Mar2011.exe/download
The major changes compared to the previous Dev5 release are:
Excel 2010 support
64-bit xll support
Improved multi-threading stability
XLOPER string fixes
It's planned to support building 64 bit dll's with gcc as well as converting all the .NET code.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xlw/files/xlw/xlw%205DEV/xlw-5DEV-28Mar2011.exe/download
The major changes compared to the previous Dev5 release are:
Excel 2010 support
64-bit xll support
Improved multi-threading stability
XLOPER string fixes
It's planned to support building 64 bit dll's with gcc as well as converting all the .NET code.
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