GdViewer Constructor

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A standard constructor for the GdViewer class. It initializes an instance of the GdViewer class, which subsequently allows you to perform all available operations with supported documents.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#
Delphi
JScript
Managed Extensions for C++
C++/CLI

'Declaration

 

Public Function New()

public GdViewer()

public GdViewer();

public function GdViewer();

public: GdViewer();

public:

GdViewer();

Remarks

Please try the Document Viewer Sample in your [INSTALLATION FOLDER]/Samples/WPF folder to fully see, how to create, integrate and use the GdViewer control in your application.

Example

How to create and integrate the GdViewer control into your application.

VB.NET
C#

'Define GdViewer object in your application.

Friend WithEvents GdViewer1 As GdViewer

            

'Create an instance.

GdViewer1 = New GdViewer()

            

'Set your preferred properties here.

GdViewer1.Name = "GdViewer1"

'...

            

'Add to your application controls.

Controls.Add(GdViewer1)

            

'Probably the GdViewer1 instance is disposed of automatically in your application,

'but you can still do it this way.

'GdViewer1.Dispose()

//Define GdViewer object in your application.

internal GdViewer GdViewer1;

            

//Create an instance.

GdViewer1 = new GdViewer();

            

//Set your preferred properties here.

GdViewer1.Name = "GdViewer1";

//...

            

//Add to your application controls.

Controls.Add(GdViewer1);

            

//Probably the GdViewer1 instance is disposed of automatically in your application,

//but you can still do it this way.

//GdViewer1.Dispose();

Example

How to create and integrate the GdViewer control into your application. 'Define GdViewer object in your application. Friend WithEvents GdViewer1 As GdViewer 'Create an instance. GdViewer1 = New GdViewer() 'Set your preferred properties here. GdViewer1.Name = "GdViewer1" '... 'Add to your application controls. Controls.Add(GdViewer1) 'Probably the GdViewer1 instance is disposed of automatically in your application, 'but you can still do it this way. 'GdViewer1.Dispose() //Define GdViewer object in your application. internal GdViewer GdViewer1; //Create an instance. GdViewer1 = new GdViewer(); //Set your preferred properties here. GdViewer1.Name = "GdViewer1"; //... //Add to your application controls. Controls.Add(GdViewer1); //Probably the GdViewer1 instance is disposed of automatically in your application, //but you can still do it this way. //GdViewer1.Dispose();

Reference

GdViewer Class
GdViewer Members
Dispose Method