Hello Noel,

Try that with firsttable.Rows.GetAt(0).IncomingArrows.GetAt(0).Text.

There are two ways in which FlowChart.NET lets you link Table nodes. The first is by their rows, e.g. a database diagram where a field in one table is related to a field in another table. In that case you must use the Incoming/Outgoing arrows collections of the specific table rows in order to access the arrows.

The second method ignores rows and considers tables to be integral entities - e.g. a class diagram where you don't need to relate members of a class to members of another class, but only show the inheritance hierarchy. In that case use the arrows collections of the Table objects.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hello Noel,

The code above returns the Text of an arrow. Do you need to display the text of the related fields? If the field labels are displayed in the first column, you can access them like this

Dim relation as Arrow = firsttable.AddRelation(0, Relationship.OneToMany, secondtable, 0)
Dim t1 As Table = relation.Origin
Dim t2 As Table = relation.Destination
MessageBox.Show(t1(0, relation.OrgnIndex).Text)
MessageBox.Show(t2(0, relation.DestIndex).Text)
 

Stoyan