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<h1 class="FirstOfMany">EasiReporter Example Reports</h1>
<h1><b>15.Plugins</b></h1>
<p>One of the <a href="EasiReporter.Examples.htm">Example Reports</a> that are
provided with EasiReporter.</p>
<p style="margin-top: 12">Uses
the SquareOneSoftware.dll assembly to construct the FullName from the
ResultData.</p>
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<p><a href="SquareOneSoftware.htm">SquareOneSoftware.dll</a> is just an assembly that was written using Visual
Studio.</p>
<p>By adding a reference to this assembly using the
<a href="EasiReporter.Dialogs.Assemblies.htm">Assemblies Dialog</a>, you can access members of the assembly.</p>
<p>The <a href="SquareOneSoftware.Algorithms.htm">Algorithms</a> class
is instantiated by the print engine because it is public and has a public
default constructor. This class has a
<a href="Algorithms.Topics.Algorithms.Data.htm">Data Algorithm</a>, which
is referenced directly in the report by a
<a href="EasiReporter.Controls.Data.htm">Data Control</a> which displays the
full name.</p>
<p>This report shows the power of <a href="Algorithms.Topics.Plugins.htm">
Plugins</a>. Using this method, you can add
whatever ( within reason ) functionality that you require; all from the comfort
of Visual Studio!</p>
<p>Contrast this approach with the <a href="EasiReporter.Examples.14.htm">
14.Parameters</a> example report.</p>
<p>See <a href="SquareOneSoftware.htm">SquareOneSoftware</a> for more information.<p> </p>
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