Greetings, I am trying to write a simple driver for Crestron Home, that would enable calls from the apartment to the reception desk that uses 2N phone (https://www.2n.com/en_US/products/2n-ip-phone-d7

Awesome, you’re welcome!

Wow, that works! Thank you, I sincerely appreciate it!!!

Oh yes, sorry, in your event args you need the default constructor as well as the overloaded one that takes arguments, should have been: public class MyEventArgs : EventArgs { int mValue; public MyEve

@DizzyEgg, Thank you, this must be close, but I am getting this error and am unsure why... [C:\Projects\_tests\Test Static Class.usp] Error 1009 (Line 26) - Class or Structure does not contain member:

You can use custom event args with static events, as shown in my example.

Im pretty sure only static EventHandler will work in s#/s+ and not custom event args. So for example this should work but uses the standard EventArgs: public static class Class1 { public static event

Here is some untested code. The main thing is to register in Simpl+ with the static class name, NOT an instance of the class... //C# namespace MyLibrary { public delegate void MyEvent(MyEventArgs e);

From my experience Static events are not possible with S+. I get an error message saying "Class EventHandler expected". Static events don't even show up when you open the API within S+. You can always

After playing with Delegates and Events, I still cannot seem to get the syntax correct to pass C# variables back to S+ by means of a static event. I have the TBD course and it doesn't quite show this.

Hi Troy, I have been going through your course and I am stuck right at the point of the static events. You don't show how to use the static event as you do with the non-static event. I have been tryin

Yes, my understanding is 2022 will work just fine, now that the debugger has been updated. Still a giant PITA but 2022 seems ok.

I though I would chime in here rather than add a new VS topic. Can you use Visual Studio 2022 rather than 2019 for 4 Series S#?

Thanks all, it's a lot clearer now.

I have heard rumors that some people have gotten old 3.5 stuff to compile with new versions of VS, but I believe they needed the VS2008 installed as well. Unfortunately debugging with the latest VS is

Due to the .NET framework version that the Windows CE install for 3-series processors uses you must use VS2008 with the Crestron Plugin. You can’t use the plugin on newer (or older) VS versions or com

You have to have VS 2008 to do SIMPL # for 3 series processors. You can use new versions of Visual Studio to do # for 4 series. The requirement of 2008 for 3 series is unfortunate, but it is what it i

Sorry for ressurecting an old thread, but I don't seem to find an answer. I want to dive into Simpl#, and on the Crestron Website, they say the libraries work with Visual Studio 2008 SP1. It seems to

Thanks guys! I have it working now. I really appreciate the help.

Here is part of the code I wrote for reading xml data from a file for a module I have that tracks the angle and elevation of the sun, compares that with data for each window, and automates the operati