Icons and Context Menu

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Icons and Context Menu

 

Icons

The VBA manager uses the following icons:

 

Icon

Description

icon1

Root node.

icon2

Saved project node (normal).

icon4

Modified project node (not saved).

icon3

Project node in design mode.

icon5

Macro node.

 

 
Menu of the root node

The context menu of root node “VBA” contains the following functions:

Menu entry

Function

New

Creates a new macro project with a standard module.

 

Hinweis Note:
If a text file named VBATtemplate.txt is found in the execution directory of CanEasy, the content of this text file is used as template for the standard module.

 

Import...

Import any VBA projects.

Load…

Opens an available VBA project. Select the appropriate VBA file.

Remove all

Closes all VBA projects.

Visual Basic Editor...

Opens the VBA environment. In the VBA environment, the entire functionality of Microsoft® Visual Basic® for Applications is available.

Macros...

Opens the “macros” dialog of the VBA environment. For more information, please refer to the Microsoft® Visual Basic® for applications help.

COM help

Opens the programming help document for the COM interface which is available in VBA

 
 

Context menu of a project node

The context menu of a project node contains the following options:

Menu entry

Function

Design mode

A project can exist either in execution mode (default) or in design mode. In design mode, the execution of a project is stopped, no events can be received. By default, new projects are created in execution mode. The design mode is identified in the tree by a yellow warning triangle. To activate design mode, check the menu entry “Design mode” inside the context menu. If the entry is unchecked, the project is in execution mode.

Export…

Exports the project using a new file name.

Rename

Switches the node to edit mode to change the project name.

Visual Basic Editor...

Opens the VBA environment. In the VBA environment, the entire functionality of Microsoft® Visual Basic® for applications is available.

Macros...

Opens the “macros” dialog of the VBA environment for the current project. For more information, please refer to the Microsoft® Visual Basic® for applications help.

Remove

Closes the project.

 

 

Context menu of macros

The context menu of a macro contains the following options:

Menu entry

Function

Start Macro

Starts the execution of the macro. If the project is in design mode, it is automatically switched to execution mode.

Edit Macro...

Edits the source code of the macro. If the VBA environment is not opened yet, it is opened automatically.