I am trying to lear how to use custom coding in a report. I go to the
report properties and type in my code but when I try to access it
suing "Code.MyTestCode", I do not see my function but only a slection
list of "Equals", "GetHashCode","GetType", "Reference Equals" and "To
String".
I have tried code as simple as
Public Const MyName = "John"
and then tried to assign it to a text box.
What am I doing wrong or have setup wrong on my system?
TIA,
JohnI have the same question. But when you just invoke the functions inside the
code, should be working fine.
"JL" <john@.marymonte.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to lear how to use custom coding in a report. I go to the
> report properties and type in my code but when I try to access it
> suing "Code.MyTestCode", I do not see my function but only a slection
> list of "Equals", "GetHashCode","GetType", "Reference Equals" and "To
> String".
> I have tried code as simple as
> Public Const MyName = "John"
> and then tried to assign it to a text box.
> What am I doing wrong or have setup wrong on my system?
> TIA,
> John
>|||Hi Patrick,
What do you mean by "invoke the functions inside the
code"?
John
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 22:44:58 -0400, "Patrick" <feng_online@.hotmail.com>
wrote:
>I have the same question. But when you just invoke the functions inside the
>code, should be working fine.
>"JL" <john@.marymonte.com> wrote in message
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>>I am trying to lear how to use custom coding in a report. I go to the
>> report properties and type in my code but when I try to access it
>> suing "Code.MyTestCode", I do not see my function but only a slection
>> list of "Equals", "GetHashCode","GetType", "Reference Equals" and "To
>> String".
>> I have tried code as simple as
>> Public Const MyName = "John"
>> and then tried to assign it to a text box.
>> What am I doing wrong or have setup wrong on my system?
>> TIA,
>> John
>>
>|||I think the function name isn't showing up in intellisense because it hasn't
been copied to the Private Assemblies folder of VS 2005. Here's a link to
the article that got me going.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/CustomAssemblies.asp
Steve MunLeeuw
"JL" <john@.marymonte.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to lear how to use custom coding in a report. I go to the
> report properties and type in my code but when I try to access it
> suing "Code.MyTestCode", I do not see my function but only a slection
> list of "Equals", "GetHashCode","GetType", "Reference Equals" and "To
> String".
> I have tried code as simple as
> Public Const MyName = "John"
> and then tried to assign it to a text box.
> What am I doing wrong or have setup wrong on my system?
> TIA,
> John
>|||Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply. Let me clarify, I am not tryint to use a custom
assembly. I am typing my code into the report properties Code window.
All the samples indicate that it should then show up when I use the
"Code.xxxx" command. I appreciate any suggestions as to what I am
missing or misunderstanding.
Thanks,
John
On Sat, 9 Sep 2006 09:23:35 -0600, "Steve MunLeeuw"
<smunson@.clearwire.net> wrote:
>I think the function name isn't showing up in intellisense because it hasn't
>been copied to the Private Assemblies folder of VS 2005. Here's a link to
>the article that got me going.
>C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies
>http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/CustomAssemblies.asp
>Steve MunLeeuw
>
>"JL" <john@.marymonte.com> wrote in message
>news:mgu3g2pdrl328dlupcoqq0cagdmpn9mfl9@.4ax.com...
>>I am trying to lear how to use custom coding in a report. I go to the
>> report properties and type in my code but when I try to access it
>> suing "Code.MyTestCode", I do not see my function but only a slection
>> list of "Equals", "GetHashCode","GetType", "Reference Equals" and "To
>> String".
>> I have tried code as simple as
>> Public Const MyName = "John"
>> and then tried to assign it to a text box.
>> What am I doing wrong or have setup wrong on my system?
>> TIA,
>> John
>>
>
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