Recently I worked on a project which dealt with Excel and PowerPoint applications and encountered the impossibility to view type of COM object while debugging. I tried to use GetType but it returned a __ComObject which by itself doesn’t contain any helpful information about underlying interface. I’ve decided to create a visualizer for Visual Studio, which helps to work with COM objects while debugging. Therefore this article will describe a way to identify supported by COM object interfaces.
Background Below is an example of code which finds a shape in Excel and casts it to TextBox, a control of Office.Forms: using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel;
using TextBox=Microsoft.Vbe.Interop.Forms.TextBox;
...
Shape shape = sheet.Shapes.Item("ctool");
OLEObject oleObject = (OLEObject) shape.OLEFormat.Object;
TextBox TextBox = (TextBox) oleObject.Object;
...Read more: Codeproject
Background Below is an example of code which finds a shape in Excel and casts it to TextBox, a control of Office.Forms: using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel;
using TextBox=Microsoft.Vbe.Interop.Forms.TextBox;
...
Shape shape = sheet.Shapes.Item("ctool");
OLEObject oleObject = (OLEObject) shape.OLEFormat.Object;
TextBox TextBox = (TextBox) oleObject.Object;
...Read more: Codeproject
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