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Purposes - conceals the presence of the distinctly separate user-defined From-To line. However, as you start to route the connection, you can see the distinct and separate nature of the two lines: If the routing is now suspended, the net analyzer adds a connection line so as to maintain the required topology, shown as a dotted line (called a Broken Net Marker), indicating that the net should be routed between these two points to maintain the topology determined by the user through the addition of the user-defined FromTo: If you specify user-defined From-Tos for only part of a net, the PCB Editor will set the remaining pin-to-pin connections (system-generated From-Tos) to the Shortest topology. The type of From-To determines how the Connectivity Analyzer treats the connection line in the design space when, for example, a net object is moved or part of a net is manually routed: System-generated From-To - the connection line can be moved as required as part of the net analyzer's re-optimization to keep the default topology of the net (i.e., Shortest). User-defined From-To - if the From-To is not the result of selecting a predefined topology, the connection line is not considered as part of the net analyzer's re-optimization process. If the From-To is part of a predefined net topology (other than Shortest), the net analyzer can include it in re-optimization, as long as the chosen topology is kept.

Aug 21st, 2024, 03:32 AM #1 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> HelloI have always used Crystal Reports. At some point, Framework 4.8 will probably expire and MS has no plans to further develop it. CR with .NET8 is not supported. Which tool do you use to print reports and forms?Thankstranslate by google Aug 21st, 2024, 08:06 AM #2 Re: Printing in .NET8 The System.Drawing.Printing.PrintDocument is used for GDI+ printing. There’s a PrintForm component for printing forms, but the PrintDocument is much more versatile… Coding Examples:Features:Online Games:Compiled Games: Aug 22nd, 2024, 12:29 AM #3 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Re: Printing in .NET8 That's not what I meant I wanted to know what you use instead of Crystal Reportwhat is compatible with .NET and if possible free. It's mainly about designing reports and statistics, as well as forms such as invoices and so ontranslate by google Aug 22nd, 2024, 07:09 AM #4 Lively Member Re: Printing in .NET8 I use rdlc (Microsoft ReportViewer) with .NET 4. xx. I believe it works with NET 8 ??EDIT: Now I see that it works ONLY using .NET 4.0 - 4.8 !! link Last edited by ivansmo; Aug 22nd, 2024 at 07:13 AM. Aug 22nd, 2024, 07:27 AM #5 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Re: Printing in .NET8 That can only be a joke of Microsoft if they don't update their own programs and "demand" to move from .NET Framework to .NET

Aug 26th, 2011, 07:26 AM #1 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Convert vb6 Any datatype to .NET Hi,i want to convert old vb6 project to Vb.Net 2008. I converted everything except 'ANY' datatype. How do i declare datatype ANY in VB.NET 2008 Aug 26th, 2011, 07:43 AM #2 Re: Convert vb6 Any datatype to .NET If you want a variable that can refer to any object then you declare it as type Object. That said, given that VB6 code is often rather "loose", there may be a better option that involves using a more specific type. Aug 26th, 2011, 02:13 PM #3 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Re: Convert vb6 Any datatype to .NET Thanks...I tried with Object. But it is showing Invalid argument error. Aug 26th, 2011, 02:15 PM #4 Re: Convert vb6 Any datatype to .NET If you would show us the code you're trying to convert, we would probably be able to help you fix it. Aug 26th, 2011, 02:30 PM #5 Thread Starter New Member Thread Starter--> Re: Convert vb6 Any datatype to .NET hi formlesstree4,i can't able to post full code.See the below code in VB6, Dim value As LongDeclare Function SetParam Lib "API.DLL" _ (ByVal Param As Long, ByVal value As Any) As IntegerResultCode = SetParam(PARAM_FRAME_SOURCE, value) 'See here the second parameter 'value' is sending as longResultCode = SetParam(PARAM_CONTROL, AddressOf cbControl) 'See here the second parameter is sending as EventHandler.VB.NET 2008Declare : Declare Function SetParam Lib "API.DLL" (ByVal Param As Integer, ByVal