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I fixed the post. Since these forums accept Simple HTML, pasting XML can be a problem. So far I can't explain your problem. The code looks correct as does the XML. I created a simple test on my end using your same Key values, and it worked. The onl…
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Barry, that is not correct since the index is referencing a Ribbon control, not an OI control. All that matters is that the text within the square brackets matches the Key used to define the label.
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I can't say without seeing code. I'd have to see the XML snippet defining your label along with the code you are using to change its text.
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I'm not sure about the sizing of the MDI child being wrong, as I haven't seen that before. However, it is true that once maximized, there is no "resize" or "close" button available. This is due to the nature of the Ribbon control. Microsoft has long…
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Try 4.0.3 RC9. New property is called LabelText: Set_Property(MyRibbonCtrl, "OLE.LabelText[MY_LABEL]", "Hello World!")
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Agreed. That was fixed in a prior version. Download the RDK of version 1.5.7 or get the full installer from our product page.
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If it helps, Matt, you can examine the meta data for a JPG using the SRP Picture Control's GetMetaData method.
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Believe me, this is frustrating. There should never have been an orientation flag. Why a phone can't just save the image pre-rotated is beyond me. My theory is that, prior to Windows 7, someone manually rotated your images in Explorer via a right c…
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Mark. I do think it's the image itself. Feel free to email me more images, and I'll gladly verify. A simple test is to see whether or not our control is displaying the image the same way as Chrome or Windows Explorer displays the image. If so, then …
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Try 4.0.3 RC3.
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Chris. I was able to recreate the crash in your system. Try 4.0.3 RC3 and see if it goes away.
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Mark. The image you sent is rotating correctly. This is confirmed by the fact that it rotates the same way in Chrome and Windows Explorer. I did confirm that it has orientation 6, but the original picture is upright. Thus, the upright picture is rot…
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Do you have logic in the embedded form's CLOSE event?
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It is by design. Limit-to-List is not strictly a validation. It really means (and this is how combo boxes in Windows do it), "do not let the user type a single character that is not the next character of an item in the list." It's preemptive in its …
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json.org
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Yes, you can examine an object's named members using the GETMEMBERS service. Anything you want to learn at runtime you can do using SRP_JSON.
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Here's how I would parse this json sample back into a delimited list. This assumes the json text is in a variable called JSON: // Parse the JSON. The result will be "" if successful or an error if not Result = SRP_JSON(hRoot, "PARSE", JSON) Succe…
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The rest of the world doesn't appreciate associate arrays like the PICK world does. Here's the code to build your sample. Hopefully it points you in the right direction: // Create the top level object itself, which will contain the array If SRP_JS…
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Got the orientation fixed for real this time. Found a resource online with samples for all 8 orientations. Turns out my internal library considers a 90 degree clockwise rotation to be "-90". So, all my rotations were going the wrong way. I didn't ca…
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Generally, when asking for an RDK, I am looking for a complete replication of the problem. So, no dependencies on application specific entities. If that is difficult, then it's sometimes easier to just ship us your copy of OI with steps to reproduce…
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Oops. C++ indexes at 0. Yikes. Guess what. That means that, if a JPG with orientation 8 was ever used... crash. Could that explain your crash Chris? If so, mea culpa. I prostrate myself before you and beg your forgiveness. Download 4.0.3 RC1
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That is consistent with Socket specifications. When receiving on any socket, the application waits until the requested amount of data is received or the socket disconnects.
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Revised. Thanks. Truth be told, I'm actually on site at a client's, so I couldn't really test it. Glad it worked.
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I've been embedding forms daily (using forms containing the SRP Picture control) for months now on a project. I also just tested multiple forms, but nothing crashed. This was with 4.0.2 RC11. An RDK that recreates the issue would help me isolating t…
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Download 1.5.8 RC3. This version includes the "RECEIVE" command. It works like so: BytesToRead = 10 Data = SRP_TcpClient(Handle, "RECEIVE", BytesToRead, BytesActuallyRead) You pass in the number of bytes you want to read, the BytesActuallyRead va…
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This appears to be my fault. I was using a DLL definition keyword that doesn't work the way I expected. Admittedly, the SEND service never got fully vetted since we only ever needed the SEND_SES service. At any rate, download and install SRP Utiliti…
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What are you communicating with? SRP Engine Server? Something else?
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Two more things to try: 1. Set the FlickerFree property to true. If that doesn't work... 2. Perhaps OI's gradient fill is overriding my code. You can get around this by placing another tab control on the form (anywhere) and making it the first cont…
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The tab control subclasses labels to redraw their backgrounds to match the tab control. There is a lot of smoke and mirrors to achieve this. Sometimes the form's control order (tab order in the Form Designer) can trip this up. Try ensuring the SRP T…
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If I follow these steps: * Run OI * Open SRP Editor * Ctrl+O * Choose TEST and press Enter to open * Do Save As... * Enter TEST_RENAME and save * Close SRP Editor * Close OI * Run OI * Open SRP Editor * Ctrl+O Both stored…