Here's a GitHub Repo with some x# Examples, that show how to use dotnet classes.

​​​​​​​https://github.com/InfomindsAg/XSharpExamples

Hi,

there is FastReport, which has a payed and an open source offering. https://opensource.fast-report.com/

Volkmar

<r>Hi Robert...<br/>
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I don't think, that you can "train" ChatGPT. OpenAI announced recently, that they will offer Plugins to allow ChatGPT to access new information. <br/>
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An interesting alternative project is GPT4All (<URL url="https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all">https://github.com ...

Instead of removing the Hidden Modifier, you could consider replacing it with the Proteced modifier.

Protected methods can be overridden but are only visible to class and all inherited classes but as hidden methods, they can not be called from other classes.

Volkmar

<t>Hello Joshua,<br/>
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yes, we made some progress. With the help of a summer intern, we managed to create a basic integration of x# to sonarqube. We did the following.<br/>
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* A scanner (written in c#) uses the XSharp.VsParser.Helpers Nuget to parse the x# files into ASTs<br/>
* The ASTs ...

I guess the easiest way is to create a x# project and then compile it using MSBuild. MSBuild takes care of calling the X# Compiler for you.

Thanks for the super fast response

<r>Hello<br/>
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when I want to convert a string to an int, I use Int.TryParse which returns true, when the string can be parsed and also has an out param with the string value. <br/>

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</i>var str := "123"
if int.TryParse(str, out var strAsInt)
// do something with the ...

Happy to hear, that you like it

<r>Hi,<br/>
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I personally use Entity Framework Core (EFCore) to access SQL Databases with .net. But sometimes, when I just need to execute some SQL selects to get some data, EFCore is overkill. <br/>
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In those cases, I use a MicroORM called Dapper. Dapper is a small library, written by ...