using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using TTSPluginDefinition; namespace YourNamespace { [TTSPlugin(TTSPluginType.TTS)] class NameOfPlugin : ITTSPlugin { private bool _Executed; private bool _Enabled; public string Name { get { return ""; } } public string Version { get { return "1.0.0.0"; } } public string Authour { get { return "Kabware Developments"; } } public string Description { get { return ""; } } public bool RequiresNetwork { get { return false; } } public bool Recurring { get { return false; } } public bool RequiresInternet { get { return true; } } public bool Executed { get { return _Executed; } set { _Executed = value; } } public bool Enabled { get { return _Enabled; } set { // Ensure the host program and the plugin values are in sync. _Enabled = value; Properties.Settings.Default.Enabled = value; Properties.Settings.Default.Save(); } } public bool Initialise() { try { _Enabled = Properties.Settings.Default.Enabled; return true; } catch (Exception E) { return false; } } public string PluginLogic() { try { } catch (Exception e) { return ""; } } } }

Note: The TTSPluginDefinition.dll assembly is located in the "plugins" folder.

1. Simply create a new class library (giving it a sensible name of your choice)
2. Replace the markers within the code with your own names and code logic.
3. Test your class library independently of our application.
4. Once it’s working - copy you Notification Plug-in to the plug-in directory of Caelum8.
5. Run Caelum8.
6. You should now see your plug-in in the list of loaded plug-in within Caelum8.
7. It’s that simple!
8. Get thinking and write something the whole world will want to use.

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