Customizing VBEnvironment command bar oddities

BartH

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Hi group,

In the VBEditor environment, I have some customizations to the commands in the command bars.
Sometimes errors cause all changes to be reset, so I decided to put some code together to make the changes programmatically.

Now there are some strange results and I am looking for answers, I hope you might be able to provide:
  1. when adding the Compile command
    VBA Code:
    Application.VBE.CommandBars("Standard").Controls.Add 1, 578
    the result is:
    VBIDE 1.jpg


    while when adding it manually, the result is:
    VBIDE 4.jpg


    Why the difference, and why doesn't Compile All &Modules do anything?

  2. When I add a default control
    VBA Code:
    Application.VBE.CommandBars("Debug") .Controls.Add msoButtonIcon, 579, , 3
    it works fine, but it stops working after I change the FaceId
    VBA Code:
    Application.VBE.CommandBars("Debug") .Controls(6).FaceId = 9724
    Why?

  3. Where are changes to the VBE command bars stored and could they be restored when stored and re-applied?
    I found some reports of them being stored in the registry and also it would be in a xlb (xlsb now?) file.
    What is modern truth and coherence here?
Am looking forward to your useful answers,
Grtz Bart
 

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I found a way to store settings in the registry:
VBA Code:
        SaveSetting appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD" & ctrl.ID, key:="BeginGroup", setting:=ctrl.BeginGroup
        SaveSetting appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD" & ctrl.ID, key:="Index", setting:=ctrl.Index
        SaveSetting appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD" & ctrl.ID, key:="ID", setting:=ctrl.ID
        SaveSetting appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD" & ctrl.ID, key:="Caption", setting:=ctrl.Caption
        SaveSetting appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD" & ctrl.ID, key:="FaceId", setting:=ctrl.FaceId

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Which can be retrieved with:
VBA Code:
GetSetting(appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD1811", key:="<whateveryouneed>")
So could be re-applied like
VBA Code:
Application.VBE.CommandBars("Debug") .Controls.Add msoButtonIcon, _
    GetSetting(appname:="DeBugBar", section:="CMD1811", key:="ID"), ,1
but then still the aforementioned problems exist.
 
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