Binary Fortress
Binary Fortress Software
CheckCentral
ClipboardFusion
CloudShow
CloudShow Manager
DisplayFusion
FileSeek
HashTools
LogFusion
Notepad Replacer
Online Base64 Decoder
Online Base64 Encoder
Online JSON Formatter
ShellSend
TrayStatus
VoiceBot
WallpaperFusion
Window Inspector
More Apps...
DisplayFusion
CheckCentral
CloudShow
ClipboardFusion
FileSeek
TrayStatus
VoiceBot
WallpaperFusion
Display
Fusion
by Binary Fortress Software
Download
Download
Change Log
Download Beta
Beta Change Log
License (EULA)
Features
Free vs Pro
More
Screenshots
Scripted Functions (Macros)
Languages
Help
Help Guide
FAQ
Discussions
Contact Us
Find My License
Mailing Address
Advanced Settings
Purchase
Login / Register
WARNING: You currently have Javascript disabled!
This website will not function correctly without Javascript enabled.
Title
Message
OK
Confirm
Yes
No
How To: Custom External Assemblies
Return to DisplayFusion Scripted Functions (Macros)
Description
This shows how to reference and use custom external assemblies.
Language
C#.net
Minimum Version
7.0.0+
Created By
Jon Tackabury (BFS)
Contributors
-
Date Created
Dec 30, 2014
Date Last Modified
Dec 30, 2014
Scripted Function (Macro) Code
Copy
Select All
using System; using System.Drawing; using MyCustomAssemblyNamespace; // The 'windowHandle' parameter will contain the window handle for the: // - Active window when run by hotkey // - Window Location target when run by a Window Location rule // - TitleBar Button owner when run by a TitleBar Button // - Jump List owner when run from a Taskbar Jump List // - Currently focused window if none of these match public static class DisplayFusionFunction { public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle) { // this function doesn't do anything, it's just an example of how to reference an external assembly // copy your assembly, in this case 'MyCustomAssembly.dll' to the DisplayFusion installation folder // add your assembly filename, in this case 'MyCustomAssembly.dll' to the References section (below) // add your assembly namespace, in this case 'MyCustomAssemblyNamespace' to the usings at the top // now you can call functions in your custom .NET assembly! } }
