The "library" you are refering to comes with PCDMIS (pcdlrn.tlb) it is the com interop. It does not come with VB. Are you looking for the documentation of properties, methods, and classes perhaps? It will not matter what version of VB you have. I am not sure if this is what you are looking for but it may be.
This isn't really what you asked for but it might help.
When you start your program, you need to link in the library. This is done with Project/References/ and then scroll down the list until you find the PC-DMIS library (3.2/3.5) that you need. Select it (make sure it is checked) and press OK. At that point you can hit F2 to bring up the object browser. In the top left corner of the browser, click on where it says "All Libraries" and select PCDLRN from the list. Now you can select any of the PC-DMIS classes in the left column and see all its members in the right column. Click on one of the members and you'll see the description of arguments at the bottom.
Yes, I know, how I can use PCDLRN in VB.
I need some manual, something about objects, properties and methods.
I can use project browser only.
Do you know, where could I download any manual?
You want the PCDBASIC it is a .pdf. It covers objects, properties and methods. Should be what you are looking for.
cmmguy, today is my tribute to George, hopefully he'll get on in the evening like he said he'd do once in a while and know people are thinking about him and that I still hate his boss.
You want the PCDBASIC it is a .pdf. It covers objects, properties and methods. Should be what you are looking for.
cmmguy, today is my tribute to George, hopefully he'll get on in the evening like he said he'd do once in a while and know people are thinking about him and that I still hate his boss.
Craig.
Craig,
I don't hate Georges' boss, don't know him from boo. I am, however, convinced he's an idiot. I'm sure you concur.
The Help file for 3.7 contains pretty decent help for the VB objects. If you need anything specific, I might be able to help you. I've been playing around for the past year in VB creating stuff for PC-DMIS.
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