Function AddToolbarCommand2( _
   ByVal Cookie As System.Integer, _
   ByVal ToolbarId As System.Integer, _
   ByVal ToolbarIndex As System.Integer, _
   ByVal ButtonCallback As System.String, _
   ByVal ButtonEnableMethod As System.String, _
   ByVal ToolTip As System.String, _
   ByVal HintString As System.String _
) As System.Boolean

Dim instance As ISldWorks
Dim Cookie As System.Integer
Dim ToolbarId As System.Integer
Dim ToolbarIndex As System.Integer
Dim ButtonCallback As System.String
Dim ButtonEnableMethod As System.String
Dim ToolTip As System.String
Dim HintString As System.String
Dim value As System.Boolean
 
value = instance.AddToolbarCommand2(Cookie, ToolbarId, ToolbarIndex, ButtonCallback, ButtonEnableMethod, ToolTip, HintString)

System.bool AddToolbarCommand2( 
   System.int Cookie,
   System.int ToolbarId,
   System.int ToolbarIndex,
   System.string ButtonCallback,
   System.string ButtonEnableMethod,
   System.string ToolTip,
   System.string HintString
)

System.bool AddToolbarCommand2( 
&   System.int Cookie,
&   System.int ToolbarId,
&   System.int ToolbarIndex,
&   System.String^ ButtonCallback,
&   System.String^ ButtonEnableMethod,
&   System.String^ ToolTip,
&   System.String^ HintString
) 

Parameters

Cookie

Resource ID of the toolbar; this is the same cookie that you specified in ISwAddin::ConnectToSW

ToolbarId

Toolbar ID from ISldWorks::AddToolbar5

ToolbarIndex

0-based index of the bitmap button

ButtonCallback

Function called when the user clicks the button (see Remarks)

ButtonEnableMethod

Function called to check whether the button should be enabled; typically used to check the type of object selected (see Remarks)

ToolTip

ToolTip for the toolbar button

HintString

Text that SOLIDWORKS displays in the status bar when the user moves their mouse over this toolbar button

Return Value

True if successful, false if unsuccessful

See Add-in Callback and Enable Methods to learn how to specify ButtonCallback and ButtonEnableMethod.

Call this method to specify the functions that get called by the SOLIDWORKS software when the button is pressed and to check if the button is enabled. Until this method is called, the SOLIDWORKS software does not display the button.

To create a separator, all of the method's string parameters (ButtonCallback, ButtonEnableMethod, ToolTip, and HintString) must be blank strings. A bitmap button must still be defined in the add-in's resources, but it is not used.