Zerlauth,
Yes, most likely these are old 16 bit Wise installers.
Do you need ReportPro for VO or for X#?
And for which version of VO?

Robert

Zerlauth,
Where did you get the ReportPro 2 installer?

Robert

Dick, This is a compile time code block.
Macros are strings that are converted into a codeblock at runtime
If you change the declaration to then it works

Robert

Dick,
With regard to the error with the codeblock:
How did you declare bFor and bWhile?
There is a different in X# (and VO) between CodeBlock and _Codeblock. The first is for compile time codeblocks and the second for macro compiled code blocks.


Robert

Guys,
This is indeed an internal function. I will remove the docs from the help file for the next build

Robert

Kees,
The compiler knows that it is an int.
What you see in this tooltip is coming from the XSharp.RT.Xml file.
That file is generated from documentation comments, and is apparently not correct.

And w.r.t. that website: that website is maintained by Wolfgang. We have no control over that

Robert

Kees,
AUTO means that the compiler will AUTOmatically create a backing field for the property and the matching Getter and Setter.
I will check the docs and add a description.

Robert

Xinjie,
This is fascinating. I find the descriptions overall very good. Is this based on the source code only, or does this include information from others sources as well?

Robert

Dick,
Git does not "know" anything about event handlers or any kind of code.
It works at the file level and compares changes between the original and the changed code.
When your event handlers are no longer there, then there was an error when merging the changed code and the original code.

Robert

Isaac,
If you are building with VS/MdBuild then you can create a build task that generates a file with this info and add that file as Compile Item to the build script.

Robert