IAnnPackage Interface

For a complete example of an annotation pack, refer to the Leadtools.Annotations.UserMedicalPack sample library shipped with LEADTOOLS.

Follow these steps to create an annotation package:

1. Create the necessary AnnAutomationObject's for your objects. These objects can be stored in your main application or in a separate assembly. For more information, refer to Implement User Defined Objects with LEADTOOLS Annotations

2. Create a class thet implements IAnnPackage, override the GetAutomationObjects method to return an array of your automation objects.

3. Call the AnnAutomationManager.LoadPackage to use your package.

Reference

IAnnPackage Members
Leadtools.Annotations.Automation Namespace

For a complete example of an annotation pack, refer to the Leadtools.Annotations.UserMedicalPack sample library shipped with LEADTOOLS.

Follow these steps to create an annotation package:

1. Create the necessary AnnAutomationObject's for your objects. These objects can be stored in your main application or in a separate assembly. For more information, refer to Implement User Defined Objects with LEADTOOLS Annotations

2. Create a class thet implements IAnnPackage, override the GetAutomationObjects method to return an array of your automation objects.

3. Call the AnnAutomationManager.LoadPackage to use your package.

Reference

IAnnPackage Members
Leadtools.Annotations.Automation Namespace