<t>1. Your RP Version RP2[X] RP3[ ]<br/> 2. Uses [] VO [X] XSharp<br/> 3. As a database you use. [ ] DBFs [X]Temporary DBFs [ ] SQL<br/> 4. Approximately how many installations of RP2 you have [ ] 0-100 [X] 101 - 1000 [ ] > 1000<br/> 5. Approximately how many people will use RP in your company [X] 1 ...

Just a quick follow-up to say thanks to Chris and Robert for having this issue investigated, diagnosed and patched by Monday morning!

Hi Chris

I've had issues like this before and even after removing the obvious surplus code from the designer I still have problems this time.

Have emailed you a much simpler example with a single custom control on it.

Leigh

Trying to open some Windows Forms for the first time since going to X# 2.10 and getting lots of "Duplicate declaration of member '...'" errors.
All seem to relate to custom controls.
Any ideas where to start looking?
Thanks

I like how when I click on a variable name in the code editor it now it instantly highlights all the other occurences.
Is it possible to change the colour of the highlight?
If so, which of the 100s of customised ones available is it?
Thanks
Leigh

<t>The newly generated event code is always added to the end of the generated code (as you can see in the screenshots)<br/> I usually just cut and paste it to another prg containing a partial class of the same window.<br/> Once there it doesn't get touched if I modify the window.<br/> The window in ...

<r>Tried it again the other way around and yes it deleted the DocumentCompleted method and replaced with the blank DocumentNavigated method.<br/> <br/> So sequence was:<br/> Open the code-behind prg<br/> Comment out the lines in the event method<br/> Save the changes<br/> Leave the code page open<br ...

<t>Tried it again the other way around and yes it deleted the DocumentCompleted method and replaced with the blank DocumentNavigated method.<br/> <br/> So sequence was:<br/> Open the code-behind prg<br/> Comment out the lines in the event method<br/> Save the changes<br/> Leave the code page open<br ...

<t>Something I noticed today which is similar.<br/> I normally move all my own Windows Forms related code to a separate prg.<br/> Today I was making a change to a simple form with a webbrowser control on it where I didn't separate the code.<br/> Yesterday I'd added a DocumentNavigated event with 3 ...

Hi Chris
I went for the "neat" option and I have it all working now.
Thanks again for your help.
Leigh