MapInfo 64-bit equivalent: run menu command id

[fjavier.gar...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I have a custom ribbon with a control created using ribbon library from mapbasic:  MICtrlCollAddStrStrInt, etc.

I need to call that button from a form created with VB.NET. In 32-bit MapInfo, I used CREATE MENU and assigned IDs to the options, then I could call them like mapinfo.do("run Menu command id xx").

How can I call that ribbon button?

Thanks

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

Hey

 

You could just call the procedure that the control should execute.

 

Or what are you trying to do?`

 

Peter

 

 

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[fjavier.gar...@gmail.com]

Hey

I have two types of buttons: one opens a MapBasic form, and the other is a ToolButton to click on the map and perform some calculations. 

As you mentioned, I could open the form by calling the method: `mapinfo.do("call myformhandler")`, but I don't know how to do the second one.

Javier