Do you also use our Planner.NET control? Now both controls have MindFusion.Drawing namespaces. We are going to move the Brush classes to a separate dll in a few days, but until then you will have to use namespace aliases in order to resolve the Brush class references. E.g. select the flowchart.net.dll in Solution explorer, open the properties window, and in the Aliases line enter some namespace alias, say "fc". Now in the source code files where you access the flowchart API, add

"extern alias fc;"

to the top, and change the using directives so that they start with "fc::", e.g.

using fc::MindFusion.Diagramming.WinForms;

Now you will be able to differentiate between the Planner's and Flowchart's Brush classes through the "fc::" prefix.

We are moving common classes to a MindFusion.Shared.dll which will be used in both FlowChart.NET and Planner.NET, and aliases won't be needed when it's ready.

Stoyan

I can see aliases only in C# projects. I'll try to find a way to do it in VB.NET. If that’s not supported, I will email you a preview version of the shared dll.

Stoyan