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	~~<font size=6>'''~~Language - C~~#'''~~

	~~'''Windows with Mono'''</font>~~

	~~Welcome to using Phidgets with C#! By using C#, you will have access to the complete Phidget22 API, including events.~~

	~~Mono is an open-source programming environment that aims to make Microsoft .NET applications available across all operating systems.~~
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	~~{{Language_-_C_Sharp_Intro\|Windows\|Mono}}~~
	*You will also need to install [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/ Mono] on your machine

	~~{{Finding Code Samples\|C#\|CSharp}}~~

	~~==Using the Code Samples==~~
	~~To use the code sample from the [{{server}}/?view=code_samples&lang=CSharp Code Samples] page, you can click the '''Download Example''' button to download a CS file with the sample code.~~

	~~[[Image:CSharp_Sample_Code_Download.png\|link=\|center\|800px~~]]


	~~Once you have the example, you can compile and run your code:~~

	~~==Setting up a New Project==~~

	~~When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an existing project, you'll need to configure your development environment to properly link the Phidget .NET library.~~

	~~The easiest way to allow Mono to access the Phidgets .NET library is to place a copy of ''Phidget22.NET.dll'' from the following location in the same folder as your program:~~
	*'''C:\Program Files\Phidgets\Phidget22\Phidget22.NET.dll'''

	~~Your folder should look somehting like this:~~
	~~[[Image:CSharp_mono_folder_new_project.png\|link= \| center]]~~

	~~==Compile and Run==~~
	~~Once you are ready to run your program, open the ''Command Prompt'' and navigate to your project folder. Next, enter the following command:~~
	~~<syntaxhighlight lang='bash'>~~
	~~mcs /r:Phidget22.NET.dll Program.cs~~
	~~</syntaxhighlight>~~

	~~This will create an executable file called ''Program.exe''. Type in the following command to run the example:~~
	~~<syntaxhighlight lang='bash'>~~
	~~mono Program.exe~~
	~~</syntaxhighlight>~~

	~~[[Image:CSharp_Windows_Mono_Run_Example.png\|link=\|center]]~~

	~~Success! The project is now using Phidgets.~~

	~~{{Language Page What's Next}}~~

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	Success! The project now has access to Phidgets.		Success! The project now has access to Phidgets.

	{{~~Language_Further_Reading~~}}		{{Language Page What's Next}}

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	You can then manipulate the rest of the code as your application requires. A more in-depth description of programming with Phidgets will be covered in the next section.		You can then manipulate the rest of the code as your application requires. A more in-depth description of programming with Phidgets will be covered in the next section.

	~~{{Language_-_C_Sharp_Write_Code}}~~

	==Setting up a New Project==		==Setting up a New Project==

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			Success! The project now has access to Phidgets.

	{{Language_Further_Reading}}		{{Language_Further_Reading}}

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	When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an exisiting project, you'll need to configure your development environment to properly link the Phidget .NET library.		When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an exisiting project, you'll need to configure your development environment to properly link the Phidget .NET library.

	To include the Phidget .NET library, simply add the following lines to your code:		To include the Phidget .NET library, simply add the following lines to the top of your code:
	<syntaxhighlight lang='CSharp'>		<syntaxhighlight lang='CSharp'>
	using Phidget22;		using Phidget22;
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	Then, proceed to add your code to your main function.		Then, proceed to add your code to your main function.

	~~The project now has access to~~ Phidgets. ~~You may want~~ to ~~revisit~~ the ~~[[#Write Code\|Write Code]] section for a reminder of how to define and open a channel~~.		Next, copy Phidget22.NET.dll from type the following location, and place in in the same folder as your program:
			*C:\Program Files\Phidgets\Phidget22\Phidget22.NET.dll

			Open the command prompt at the folder location and enter the following command:
			<syntaxhighlight lang='bash'>
			mcs /r:Phidget22.NET.dll Program.cs
			</syntaxhighlight>

			This will create an executable file called ''Program.exe''. Type in the following command to run the example:
			<syntaxhighlight lang='bash'>
			mono Program.exe
			</syntaxhighlight>

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	try		try
	{ //set all the values grabbed from command line. these values have defaults that are set in ExampleUtils.cs, you can check there to see them.		{ //set all the values grabbed from command line. these values have defaults that are set in ExampleUtils.cs, you can check there to see them.
	digout.Channel = phidgetParameters.Channel; //selects the channel on the device to open		digout.Channel = phidgetParameters.Channel; //selects the channel on the device to open
	digout.DeviceSerialNumber = phidgetParameters.SerialNumber; //selects the device or hub to open		digout.DeviceSerialNumber = phidgetParameters.SerialNumber; //selects the device or hub to open
	digout.HubPort = phidgetParameters.HubPort; //selects the port on the hub to open		digout.HubPort = phidgetParameters.HubPort; //selects the port on the hub to open
	digout.IsHubPortDevice = phidgetParameters.isHubPortDevice; //is the device a port on a VINT hub?		digout.IsHubPortDevice = phidgetParameters.isHubPortDevice; //is the device a port on a VINT hub?

	if (phidgetParameters.isRemote) //are we trying to open a remote device?		if (phidgetParameters.isRemote) //are we trying to open a remote device?
	{		{
	digout.IsRemote = true;		digout.IsRemote = true;
	Net.EnableServerDiscovery(ServerType.Device); //turn on network scan		Net.EnableServerDiscovery(ServerType.Device); //turn on network scan
	if (phidgetParameters.Password != null && phidgetParameters.ServerName != null)		if (phidgetParameters.Password != null && phidgetParameters.ServerName != null)
	Net.SetServerPassword(phidgetParameters.ServerName, phidgetParameters.Password); //set the password if there is one		Net.SetServerPassword(phidgetParameters.ServerName, phidgetParameters.Password); //set the password if there is one
	}		}
	else		else
	digout.IsLocal = true;		digout.IsLocal = true;

	digout.Open(); //open the device specified by the above parameters		digout.Open(); //open the device specified by the above parameters
	}		}
	catch (PhidgetException ex) { errorBox.addMessage("Error opening device: " + ex.Message); }		catch (PhidgetException ex) { errorBox.addMessage("Error opening device: " + ex.Message); }
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	try		try
	{		{
	digout.Channel = 0;		digout.Channel = 0;
	digout.DeviceSerialNumber = 370097;		digout.DeviceSerialNumber = 370097;
	digout.HubPort = 0;		digout.HubPort = 0;
	digout.IsHubPortDevice = true;		digout.IsHubPortDevice = true;
	digout.IsRemote = false;		digout.IsRemote = false;
	digout.Open();		digout.Open();
	}		}
	catch (PhidgetException ex) { errorBox.addMessage("Error opening device: " + ex.Message); }		catch (PhidgetException ex) { errorBox.addMessage("Error opening device: " + ex.Message); }
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>


	You'll also have to remove some references to graphical elements such as {{Code\|ErrorEventBox}}. If you assign event handler functions, you'll have to define them before your main function, similar to the manager events in the HelloWorld example we covered earlier.		You'll also have to remove some references to graphical elements such as {{Code\|ErrorEventBox}}. If you assign event handler functions, you'll have to define them before your main function, similar to the manager events in the HelloWorld example we covered earlier.