simple explanation of dotNet extension

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    Hi, I was looking for some explanations about the dotNet extension and found no information for real beginners. The examples that come with the extension doesn't have good explanations and the help just describes features, again without explanations or tutorials (the same with examples found at this forum). Does anyone have some sort of tutorial?

    If not, can someone prepare a simple so I can understand it better? Something as simple as a button click that calls a c# function that returns a value to fill a string object?

    Thank you!

    Small example for you Please login to see this link.. Not sure if it's the sort of thing you're looking for but hope it helps.
    It updates a value in the C# code and returns a string each time a button is clicked.
    Also added a couple extra bits to show immediate and normal conditions being called / set from C#.

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    Hi TreeHugger,

    Thanks for this example. It is very useful. I think there should be more examples explaining the use of MMFInterface so that it is clear how the objects in MMF can interact with the code lines in the dotnet object.

    Thanks for the Example

    What matters is not to add years to your life but to add life to your years.
    Give yourself some time.

    If people are interested in dotNet then the recent OpenGL objects allow you to code OpenGL using it -

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    However for some reason the recent version seems to have broken the display for the dotNet examples it includes but im guessing that will be sorted sometime soon. :)

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