Hi,

Just starting using FlowChart and it's really great.  I have one problem....

I have a table, representing an object...the object has two outputs, and I put them both in the same row, on in column 0, one in column 3(I used the Entity demo as a basis).

Problem is when I create an arrow programmatically, it always starts the arrow from the first anchor, and I can't get it to originate from the other point.

Here's how I create the arrow:

Arrow arrow2 = flowChart1.CreateArrow(t3,3,t2,0);

This overload SHOULD set the origin of the arrow to Table t3's fourth row(index 3).  Which it does seem to do...but...upon inspection of the arrow's origin property at runtime, it's origin is the table itself, not the particular row. 

And since the Anchorpoints are set on the row, not the table, I cant use OrgnAnchor to set the point for the start of the arrow.

Any ideas?  OH, btw, we're still evaluating the control, so I'm using the demo...

Dave

... and the arrow's Origin and Destination refer to the table even if the arrow is attached to a row. You can use the OrgnIndex or DestIndex properties of an arrow to determine to which rows the arrow is attached. These return -1 if the arrow is attached to a table but not to a specific row.

Stoyan

Usually 1-2 days would be enough for this, but now we are busy preparing FC.NET version 4 beta tests. We'll upload the beta version by the end of this week and then the developers can implement the method in some of the beta version daily builds, probably on Monday or Tuesday.