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Creating Custom Tool Buttons for Arcpad by Chris Wayne, ESRI–Olympia Creating Custom Tool Buttons for ArcPad By Chris Wayne, ESRI–Olympia This tutorial will teach you how to create a custom toolbar for ArcPad using ArcPad Studio, the development environment that is included with ArcPad Application Builder. Use the This toolbar incorporates three custom buttons Attribute and three built-in ArcPad buttons taken from dialog box other ArcPad toolbars. A basic understanding to add name, of ArcPad is assumed. image, Download the archive fi le, ap_studio.zip, and event from the ArcUser Online Web site at attributes to www.esri.com/arcuser. This archive fi le the elements contains several fi les: toolbar_tutorial.apm; in the applet. the landmark shapefi le; bit maps for custom buttons; and tutorial.vbs, a VBScript that contains the scripts that are referenced by the custom tools. ArcPad applets (or .apa fi les) are mini- applications created in ArcPad Studio and stored in ArcPad XML format. Applets can contain toolbars, forms, and system object event handlers; work in more than one ArcPad map; and eliminate the need to alter ArcPadʼs confi guration. Unlike Java applets, ArcPad applets are modules that run inside the ArcPad application and are stored in the Applets folder in the ArcPad installation directory. They are loaded automatically by ArcPad. This exercise creates an applet for delivering the custom toolbar. Getting Started All ArcPad customization fi les—confi guration fi les, applets, and extensions—are stored in ArcPad XML format. ArcPad XML is based on the XML 1.0 specifi cation and is UTF-8 encoded. It uses the same syntax as ArcXML wherever possible, especially for symbology. All customization fi les are displayed in ArcPad XML in tree view. Custom toolbars After adding can contain built-in ArcPad tools and custom all the tools. Toolbars and tool buttons can be created custom tool by using the Toolbar dialog box or by working buttons, their directly in tree view. This exercise creates the attributes, toolbar and tool buttons in tree view. and the built- 1. Verify that ArcPad, ArcPad Application in ArcPad Builder, and the sample data that comes tools to with ArcPad are installed locally on the myToolbar, computer that will be used for this exercise. the 2. After downloading the sample data tutorial.apa archive from the ArcUser Online should Web site, create a directory called resemble this aps_tutorial. Unzip the archive into this illustration. folder. 3. Start ArcPad Studio by choosing Start > Programs or using a desktop shortcut. 4. Choose File > New > Applet. An 54 ArcUser October–DecemberOctober–December 20032003 www.esri.com Hands On What You Will Need • ArcPad 6.0.2 • ArcPad Application Builder 6.0.1 • San Diego sample data that comes with ArcPad • The archive for this tutorial downloaded from ArcUser Online WebWeb site (www.esri.com/arcuser)(www.esri.com/arcuser) • An unzipping utility such as WinZip Use the Toolbar dialog box to add built-in ArcPad tools to the custom toolbar. <APPLET> element appears under the 3. Right-click on the <TOOLBAR> <TOOLBUTTON> element. root <ArcPad> root element. element and choose Add Attribute. Type 3. Right-click on the <TOOLBUTTON> 5. Rename it MyApplet by right-clicking name in the Name fi eld and myToolbar element and choose Add Attribute. In on the <APPLET> element and choosing in the Value fi eld. the Name fi eld, type name and type Add Attribute from the context menu. AddLandmark in the Value fi eld. In the Attribute dialog box, type name Add Custom Tool Buttons 4. Right-click on the <TOOLBUTTON> in the Name fi eld and myApplet in the These tools will display a message, add a new element and choose Add Attribute. Value fi eld. landmark feature by clicking on the map, add a Type image in the Name fi eld and 6. Choose File > Save As and name this new landmark feature using GPS, and provide Landmark.bmp in the Value fi eld. applet fi le tutorial.apa. Save it in <your information about the layers in the current 5. Right-click on the <TOOLBUTTON> directory>\aps_tutorial. map. The process for creating each button element and choose Add Attribute. is the same. Add a tool button element to Type onpointerup in the Name fi eld and Reference the VBScript myToolbar and give it three attributes—name, AddLandmark in the Value fi eld. 1. Right-click on the myApplet <APPLET> image, and event. ArcPad tool buttons have 6. Save the applet again. element and choose Add Element. four kinds of events—onclick, onpointerdown, Repeat this same process to add the other 2. Name the new element SCRIPT. onpointermove, and onpointerup. The three custom tool buttons. Use the attribute 3. Right-click on the new SCRIPT element onpointerup and onclick event attributes will values listed in Figure 1. The image values and choose Add Attribute. Type src in the be used to call subroutines in tutorial.vbs. $bex and $question are referencing bit map Name fi eld and tutorial.vbs in the Value 1. Expand the <TOOLBARS> icons that are built into ArcPad Studio. fi eld. element. Right-click on the <TOOLBAR>myToolbar element and Borrow Built-In ArcPad Tools Add Toolbars choose Add Element. Name the new Because the attributes for built-in ArcPad are The <TOOLBARS> element will contain the element TOOLBUTTON. already defi ned, they can be quickly added custom toolbar. 2. Reexpand the <TOOLBARS> and using the Toolbar dialog box. 1. Right-click on myApplets and choose <TOOLBAR> elements to see the new Continued on page 56 Add Element. Name this element TOOLBARS. ELEMENT NAME TOOLBUTTON TOOLBUTTON TOOLBUTTON 2. Add the custom toolbar by right-clicking NAME ATTRIBUTE DemoToolbutton GPSAddLandmark SummaryInfo on the <TOOLBARS> element and choose Add Element. Name this new IMAGE ATTRIBUTE $bex gpsLandmark.bmp $question element TOOLBAR. EVENT ATTRIBUTE onclick onclick onclick Figure 1: Values for the other three custom buttons www.esri.com ArcUser October–DecemberOctober–December 20032003 5555 Hands On Creating Custom Tool Buttons for ArcPad Continued from page 55 Use the custom tool buttons to display a message box or add landmark features either interactively or (if you are in San Diego and have a receiver) by using GPS. The SummaryInfo button (shown here) obtains information about map layers. 1. Double-click on the <TOOLBAR> and paste the code from script.txt (i.e., the arrow to the right of the element. A dialog box for adding (Control + V). With the addition of this hammer-and-wrench icon) and choose commands to the toolbar will pop up. code, tutorial.vbs now contains all the Options. Scroll to the right until the Scroll through the list of commands subroutines referenced by the custom Paths tab is active. In the Applets File in the left pane of the dialog box and tool buttons. Path window, type or browse to the click on clearselected. Click on the Add 3. Click the Compile button to compile aps_tutorial folder. button to add it to the custom commands the script. If compilation succeeds, the 3. Alternately, copy the .bmp, .apa, and already listed in the right pane. computer will beep. Check for omitted .vbs fi les to <root directory>:\Program 2. Repeat this process for the text if the script wonʼt compile. Files\ArcPad\Applets. featureproperties and zoomtoselected 4. Save tutorial.vbs and tutorial.apa again. 4. Using either method requires closing commands. ArcPad and restarting it because ArcPad 3. Save the applet now. Try Out the only loads applets when it is initialized. Customizations in ArcPad After restarting ArcPad, the custom toolbar Write Scripts for Before starting ArcPad, copy the fi les it will should appear. Click on the Bex button to invoke the Custom Commands need to access for the customizations. the message box. Use the other buttons to obtain Several of the subroutines needed for 1. Copy toolbar_tutorial.apm from information about map layers or add landmark the custom buttons are already listed in aps_tutorial folder to <root directory>: features either interactively or by using GPS (if tutorial.vbs, but two more need to be added \Program Files\ArcPad\Samples\San you are in San Diego and have a receiver). from the script.txt fi le that was included Diego (or wherever the ArcPad sample with the archive downloaded from ArcUser data was installed). Copy all of the Additional Information Online. landmarks.* fi les to the same folder. For more information on using ArcPad 1. Open script.txt in WordPad, select all the 2. Start ArcPad and open toolbar_ Studio to customize ArcPad, take the ESRI text, and copy it to the system clipboard. tutorial.apm. The customizations are not Virtual Campus (campus.esri.com) workshop Close WordPad. visible but donʼt worry. There are two Customizing ArcPad. Public domain templates 2. In ArcPad Studio, choose File > Open ways to call them up—altering the Path for ArcPad have been developed for various and set the fi le fi lter to All Files. Open setting or copying the customization applications and are available at no charge tutorial.vbs from the aps_tutorial folder. fi les. To change the path, click on the from www.esri.com/software/arcpad/arcpad_ Scroll to the very end of the script, pulldown menu under the tools button templates.html. 56 ArcUser October–DecemberOctober–December 20032003 www.esri.com.
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