Addon.SubDirectory

Sets or returns the subdirectory (the Add-on directory) to use when installing the add-on as a String. For example, if you set the subdirectory to "MyAddon" then the add-on is installed in the folder Addons\MyAddon.

The SubDirectory is optional. If you do not specify a subdirectory, the add-on is installed in the Addons directory structure.

C# Syntax

// get accessor

String rtn = Addon.SubDirectory;

// set accessor

Addon.SubDirectory = String;

Examples

VBScript Example

'

' This example demonstrates how to set up an Add-on directory 

'

' Create a toolbar to put in the add-on package

CreateToolbar "MyToolbarAddonTest"

' Create the add-on package object

set oAddOn = Application.CreateAddon

' Set the installation folder for the add-on 

' (the add-on will be installed in the Addons\CompanyXYZ folder)

oAddOn.SubDirectory = "CompanyXYZ"

' Add the toolbar to the package 

oAddOn.AddItem siToolbarAddonItemType, "MyToolbarAddonTest"

' Save the package in the Addons directory

oAddOn.Save XSIUtils.BuildPath( InstallationPath( siUserPath ), "Addons", "myAddOn.xsiaddon" )

Addon.SubDirectory

Description

C# Syntax

Examples

VBScript Example