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or create a blank solution, add both projects as existing projects. Then define dependencies and create a new setup project under that same solution -
have you put the function within a class? or right beneath the namespace definition? make sure it's within your class statement..(Par tial Friend Class MyApplication)Leave a comment:
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Ok, i've been able to resolve this issue..
the problem wasn't the sort, but the called process to print the pdf
by adding an eventhandler to it, i've managed to catch the correct order
for those interested, here the code by which i call the generated pdf's to b printed:
...Code:If printNow Then Dim psi As New ProcessStartInfo() With psiLeave a comment:
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i've tried beneath solution, but as suspected it won't wait for the sort to finish.still an uncomplete sorted list is sent to the printer, as if the internal sort starts on an unmanaged threadLeave a comment:
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what exactly do you mean with misc properties ?Leave a comment:
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try and implement a mdi parent form, and call your subforms from thereLeave a comment:
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I'm facing folowing issue:
to be able to print a list of objects in a user-defined way, i've implemented an IComparer (sortclass), which is able to sort any object by its property.
I have a list that can be printed (first a pdf is generated trough the object, then passed to the printer), all done by clicking 1 button (print button).
The internal ICollection (list of) is perfectly sorted, however, the routine to...
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