//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void m_btnAbout_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
AssemblyAttributeAccessors aaa = new AssemblyAttributeAccessors(this);
string stringTitle = aaa.AssemblyTitle;
FormAboutData formAboutData = new FormAboutData(
this,
new Copyright[] { new Copyright(this, res.Resources.SpringAvestanEditorLogo) },
new Credits[] { new Credits(stringTitle,
new Credit[] {
new Credit(
"ArdeshirV",
@"ArdeshirV is 'Spring Avestan Editor' founder and developer.
Spring Avestan Editor: https://ardeshirv.github.io/SpringAvestanEditor/
Github: https://github.com/ArdeshirV/SpringAvestanEditor
Email: [email protected]",
af.Resources.ArdeshirV)
}) },
new Forms.License[] {
new Forms.License(stringTitle, res.Resources.LICENSE, res.Resources.GPLv3)
},
new Donations[] {
new Donations(stringTitle, DefaultDonationList.Items)
},
m_strLink,
m_strSupportMail);
FormAbout.Show(formAboutData);
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void buttonFormAbout_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// AssemblyAttributeAccessors retrive all assembly data by reflection
AssemblyAttributeAccessors aaa = new AssemblyAttributeAccessors(this);
string stringAssemblyTitle = aaa.AssemblyTitle;
// TODO: You are allowed to add your donation addresses in your code like this:
/*Donations[] donations = new Donations[] {
* new Donations( // Donations belong to this component and you can specify
* stringAssemblyTitle,// several donation lists for several different component in your app
* new Donation[] { // All below donations addresses are linked to
* // the component with stringAssemblyTitle title
* new Donation("Bitcoin", // Donation name
* "1MjwviitdNC7ndvjXL3dG7mE9Pir3ZBSBP", // Donation address
* ArdeshirV.Forms.Properties.Resources.Bitcoin), // Donation logo
* // if you use usual public cryptocurrency logos like bitcoin and etc...
* // then you can refer to ArdeshirV.Forms.Properties.Resources.Bitcoin image
* new Donation("Ethereum", // Here another example about Ethereum
* "0x1DBED0B76d1070a47613EdEE58D9eD8afD6A206D",
* ArdeshirV.Forms.Properties.Resources.Ethereum)
* })};*/
// Adding all my default donation addresses
Donations[] donations = new Donations[] {
// Below code add default donation list to donation tab of FormAbout:
//new Donations(stringAssemblyTitle, DefaultDonationList.Items)
// You can add your own donation address like this:
//new Donations("Component Name", new Donation[] {
// new Donation(
// "Bitcoin", // Currency type
// "1GtjrxH6t8om8KwHAHKpcG5SAwVSsm4PEi", // Address
// res.Resources.Bitcoin) // Currency global symbol
// })
};
Credits[] credits = new Credits[] {
new Credits(stringAssemblyTitle, new Credit[] {
DefaultCreditList.GetItem("ArdeshirV")
})
// TODO: You are allowed to add your credit info in your code like this:
//new Credits("Component Name", new Credit[] {
// new Credit("Credit Name", "Credit Description...", CreditAvator)
// })
};
// You can add your copyright data about your different components like below code
Copyright[] copyrights = new Copyright[] {
new Copyright(this, Resources.Logo) // the first parameter is
// one of your components and the Copyright constructor can retrive all
// assembly data about title, version, copyright and description automatically
// but you are still able to specify title, version, copyright and description
// yourself with another constructor like below:
//, new Copyright(Text, "2.0.0", "Company", "Copyleft", "Test", ImageAppLogo)
// but I prefer the first professional constructor and I think it's better
// to specify details about your component in your AssemblyInfo.cs file not here
// You can use the first kind of constructor only if you set strongname with key
};
License[] licenses = new License[] {
new License(stringAssemblyTitle, // The component name
Resources.LICENSE, // License Contents for specified component
Resources.GPLv3) // License Logo
};
FormAboutData data = new FormAboutData(this,
copyrights,
credits,
licenses,
donations,
_stringWebsite,
_stringEmail);
FormAbout.Show(data);
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
private void buttonFormAbout_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// if you want to create the most beautiful "About form" you just need to
// copy below code in this method into your app and change some words
string stringProductName = Application.ProductName;
// TODO: You can add your donation addresses in your code like below examples
// You just need to replace your currency-name currency-address and logos
Donations[] donations = new Donations[] {
new Donations( // Donations belong to this component and you can specify
stringProductName, // several donation lists for several different component in your app
new Donation[] { // All below donations addresses are linked to
// the component-name with stringAssemblyTitle title
// That means each independent component of application can refer
// to a large number of donation addresses just like below:
// Here we specify donation predefined name and address and
// the prdefined image-logo to specified currency name
// will be found in the predefined currency name/logos
// To visit the full predefined list of currency logos check
// the GlobalResouces.CurrencyLogos.NamesList
DefaultDonationList.CreateDonationByDefaultLogos(
"Bitcoin", "1GtjrxH6t8om8KwHAHKpcG5SAwVSsm4PEi"),
// You can also use the below code instead of above code:
// new Donation("Bitcoin", "1GtjrxH6t8om8KwHAHKpcG5SAwVSsm4PEi",
// GlobalResouces.CurrencyLogos.GetItemByName("Bitcoin")),
// but it's too longer and more complicated but with same result.
// Here also the Bitcoin logo will be added to the list automatically.
DefaultDonationList.CreateDonationByDefaultLogos(
// Here we used predefined logo for Ethereum but without custom address:
"Ethereum", "0x6E6465394D14975956cd1BD37ab4E35F2C60300E"),
// Here we use default predefined Binance address
// and logo that belong to ArdeshirV: (You don't need to use it)
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("Binance"),
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("Tron"),
// We use predefined Nano logo with the specified custom address:
DefaultDonationList.CreateDonationByDefaultLogos(
"Nano", "nano_3feuiaogay8zbsfye5ob1xp7obwb4syfpmc4pcb7ctckhh5z8671q4uzm9tc"),
DefaultDonationList.CreateDonationByDefaultLogos(
"Tether", "0x6E6465394D14975956cd1BD37ab4E35F2C60300E"),
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("Paxos Standard"),
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("PAX Gold"),
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("Monero"),
DefaultDonationList.GetItem("Zcash"),
})
};
Credits[] credits = new Credits[] {
new Credits(stringProductName, new Credit[] {
DefaultCreditList.GetItem("ArdeshirV.Forms")
}) //,
// TODO: You can add your credit info in your code like this example:
//new Credits("Component Name", new Credit[] {
// new Credit("Credit Name",
// "Credit Description...",
// CreditAvator) // It's an image about your specified creadit
// })
};
// You can add your copyright data about your different components
// that are present in your app like below code:
Copyright[] copyrights = new Copyright[] {
new Copyright(this, Resources.Logo) // the first parameter is
// one of your components and the Copyright constructor can retrive all
// assembly data about title, version, copyright and description automatically
// but you are still able to specify title, version, copyright and description
// yourself with another constructor like below:
//, new Copyright(Text, "2.0.0", "Company", "Copyleft", "Test", ImageAppLogo)
// but I prefer the first professional constructor and I think it's better
// to specify details about your component in your AssemblyInfo.cs file not here
// You can use the first kind of constructor only if you set strongname with key
};
License[] licenses = new License[] {
new License(stringProductName, // The component name
GlobalResouces.Licenses.GPLLicense, // License Contents for specified component
GlobalResouces.Licenses.GPLLicenseLogo) // License Logo
};
FormAboutData data = new FormAboutData(this,
copyrights,
credits,
licenses,
donations,
_stringWebsite,
_stringEmail);
FormAbout.Show(data);
}