Beep API

A comprehensive documentation for the Microsoft Visual Basic Interaction API.

Overview

The Beep API provides a streamlined interface for interacting with various Visual Basic Interaction (VBI) objects and data sources within Microsoft Visual Studio.

Key Concepts

Object Types: 'Beep' objects represent specific VBI data sources.
Data Sources: Allow accessing data from various visual elements.
Methods: Basic operations and API functions for data handling.

Available Methods

Some useful methods include:

`GetData(Object)`: Retrieves data from a Beep object.
`SetData(Object, Value)`: Sets data in a Beep object.
`CalculateValue(Object)`: Calculates a value based on the current state of the object.

Example - Get Data

Let's say we have a 'Beep' object named 'MyBeep' with data set to 'Name'.

To get the name, call `GetData(MyBeep)`

Result: "John Doe"

Example - Set Data

To set the name to 'Jane Doe', call `SetData(MyBeep, "Jane Doe")`

Result: "Jane Doe"

Link to Resources

For more details, please refer to: Microsoft Visual Basic Interaction API Documentation

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