Hi Danut,
unfortunately this is not a VFP forum.
X# is a Xbase compiler that has also compatibility with VFP, but is not compatible at 100% - it is a completely different product.
There are some VFP users here, but it does not seem they can help you with your issue.
Wolfgang

Hi Karl,
if you like to do that in Windows forms, I would build my own helper class that is built over DrawLine.
After all, what you need is a collection of lines.
Basically your objects are all rectangles with some caracteristics:
- width and length
- rotation
- origin
- available or not (X)
- text ...

Hi Mark,
I'm using nppsql.dll, but an older version (3.2.7) because newer versions have a lot of dependencies that make it hard to use it as COM DLL or to distribute it.
Wolfgang

Hi Chris,
sorry, I'm returning from a holiday and currently stuck at the airport in Istanbul after a 12 hours flight from Taipei.
IMHO it should be possible to indicate a manifest file for an application in the "Advanced" tab of the application properties.
Currently I'm adding manifests the VO way ...

Hi Mark,
since my software has to remain working for many years (I have VO applications that are in use for more than 25 years now), I have opted to not use any MS toolkit like EF that get discarded often, or presents several security issues.
And I use plain X# code to build my WPF windows.
In XIDE ...

Hi Mark,
I have to prepare an example in the next weeks, and I will share that here.
As I wrote in 2023: WPF and MVVM in pure X# without any "foreign" framework is what I do for brand new applications.
Wolfgang

Hi Robert,
thank you very much! IMHO this is an important information for everyone interested in these plugins.
Wolfgang

Hi Benito,
the use of your own functions in index expression is not supported on ADS. On ADS, the server maintains the indexes, and since the server cannot know your function, the function cannot be used.
What I have done in such cases (and others, because I was also using parts of memo fields in ...

Hi Chris,
of course!
Do you like I prepare another one or would it be enough to use that one that is already in the archive?
Wolfgang

Hi Novaliya,
XSharp applications currently are not .NET Core, but ,NET Framework.
If you are using another dialect than the X# Core dialect, you need some X# runtime DLLs, either in the GAC or in your application bin folder.
Unfortunately I have no experience with .NET Core, but others do.
Wolfgang