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I'm curious, why do we need [ComVisible(true)] attribute in Ribbon class? |
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govert
Jun 15, 2023
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In the past, the default C# project template put an attribute in the AssemblyInfo.cs that sets With this common assembly-wide attribute in place, you need to explicitly set your class to be |
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In the past, the default C# project template put an attribute in the AssemblyInfo.cs that sets
With this common assembly-wide attribute in place, you need to explicitly set your class to be
ComVisible(true). Without the assembly attribute, the default is for any public class to beComVisible, and so the extra attribute does nothing.