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Cubicle Tools features toolbox for you to build the
object handler. The toolbox includes a variety of handy tools
through which you can easily configure and debug object handlers.
And furthermore:
As the name of the author may suggest, the object handler
feature was created because it was the need of a lot of C# developers
to easily create and configure object handlers.
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I've found this to be perfect for when you want to pass a single command to the process through a message box and just can't figure out how to make it work via the command line.
       'Run the process, and pass a message to it.
        Dim cmd As New System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo()
       'Set the command line arguments
        cmd.Arguments = "/C "msgbox %1 & Press any key to continue!""
        cmd.FileName = "cmd.exe"
        cmd.UseShellExecute = False
        cmd.CreateNoWindow = True
        cmd.RedirectStandardError = True
        cmd.RedirectStandardOutput = True
        cmd.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden
       'Start the process
        Dim p As System.Diagnostics.Process = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(cmd)
       'Wait for the process to exit
        p.WaitForExit()
Obviously, you want to protect the msgbox part of the script, since it's going to be run automatically.
A:
I've recently built a simple console application that allows the user to run C# commands. It has subroutines similar to yours, but I can be edited and altered to be more robust. Take a look at it, I think it may help you with what you are trying to do:
Good luck!
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The Object Handler provides a way to integrate well-known programming languages to the.NET environment, including the Erlang programming language.
Object Handler can access and communicate directly with an.NET object or even an.NET component through reflection, just like invoking Erlang's erl function.
The main functionality of the add-in is to use the Object Handler feature to access.NET objects.
In this post, we explain how to connect Cubicle Tools to a.NET application and how to use it.
You can find the documentation (in French) about how to use Cubicle Tools at the following page: 
Connection between Cubicle Tools and a.NET application:
Make sure you have the latest version of Cubicle Tools installed on your computer: it can be downloaded from the official website.
Open the My Addins dialog, select the Cubicle Tools component, and click on the properties tab.
Click on the link "Select Connection"
In the "Select Connection" dialog, select the type of connection you want to use: pre-existing.NET (native) application, Class Library (.NET Framework) or COM Components.
Select the appropriate connection, depending on your.NET application. For example, if your app is a Class Library, select.NET Framework and then click on OK.
Click on Apply.
After the connection is made, the application starts.
The first time you start the application, a dialog will show up (logged in as the Excel User).
First time you run the application, you'll see the following dialog:
From here, you can select the database you want to use and then the objects you want to access.
How to select objects:
On the right side of the dialog, you'll see a tree view. Click on the left button to expand each node (top level objects - e.g. Workbook, Worksheets, Ranges, Sheets, ChartObjects, Charts, Fonts, etc.)
In each expanded tree, you'll see the same object (in this case, a Workbook) with icons on the left (right click to expand more objects).
In our case, we want to select a Workbook.
The following image explains how the icons are used:
The following image explains how to use the icons:
Select an icon
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