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Amir
Hi everyone
I'm making a managed Add-In using VB.NET for Visio 2003.
I want to make a connection between 2 2-D shapes. Let's call their masters,
A and B and call their instances, AShape and BShape.
I add an unnamed row to the "connection points" section of the "AShape"
using "AddRow" method and a named one to the "BShape" using "AddNamedRow"
method.
(I need the named row somewhere else)
Then use "GlueTo" method between 2 cells (X cell) of those 2 generated rows.
When I connect first instance of A to B, everything is alright.
When I connect the second instance of A to B, in "AddNamedRow" method it
raises the "CellChanged" event in real-time manner and the "GlueTo" method
will be losen.
I mean, in the first try, CellChanged will not be raisen in real-time
manner. Why?
Shapes of type A do have "Connection Points" section in thier ShapeSheet
sections.
How can I stop the real-time reaction.
what can I do?
Please help... it's urgent
I'm making a managed Add-In using VB.NET for Visio 2003.
I want to make a connection between 2 2-D shapes. Let's call their masters,
A and B and call their instances, AShape and BShape.
I add an unnamed row to the "connection points" section of the "AShape"
using "AddRow" method and a named one to the "BShape" using "AddNamedRow"
method.
(I need the named row somewhere else)
Then use "GlueTo" method between 2 cells (X cell) of those 2 generated rows.
When I connect first instance of A to B, everything is alright.
When I connect the second instance of A to B, in "AddNamedRow" method it
raises the "CellChanged" event in real-time manner and the "GlueTo" method
will be losen.
I mean, in the first try, CellChanged will not be raisen in real-time
manner. Why?
Shapes of type A do have "Connection Points" section in thier ShapeSheet
sections.
How can I stop the real-time reaction.
what can I do?
Please help... it's urgent