Ooops - should I be more explicit in defining location ? Had surmized you being around here for some time plus an "old fox" this was common knowledge... If no need for speed on your side just ask if I am not clear enoughFoxProMatt_MattSlay wrote: So, I did some looking around for these "Sources"... There is XSource.zip in the Visual FoxPro ToolsXSource directory.
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Yes, by all means get the version of vfpX - I referred to vfp install first as licensing terms are best read there, before embarking on that route with enhanced code - remember the hoopla with Whil and installing runtimes in Linux?Next I discovered that Doug Hennig has put the VFP Reporting source code from XSource in a GitHub repo, and it has had many updates and revisions since the production release. So, anyone working with this should start from Dougs repo, not the one that shipped with VFP.
Here is the repo: https://github.com/VFPX/ReportingApps
AFAIR it is a Windows dll, seems there is at least a libgdiplus for Mono, but nothing for AndroidProbably the most mysterious part of this is the _GDIPlus.vcx library that is part of the VFP installation.
The VFP Help file says this about _GDIPlux.vcx:
.So, maybe _GDIPlus.cvx is just wrapper code around Windows "stuff" and maybe once the code is finally down that GDI+ level, it can still run from X#, but I am not sure about that.The GDI Plus API Wrapper Foundation class library, _GDIPlus.vcx, contains a collection of classes that wrap GDI+ Flat API functionality for use in Visual FoxPro. You can use these classes to add GDI+ features to forms and reports.
https://www.mono-project.com/docs/gui/libgdiplus/