Hi,

The table in this file has its CustomDraw property set to Full, so you won't see it unless you handle the DrawNode event and draw something. If you don't want to use custom-drawing anymore, iterate over all tables after loading a file and reset CustomDraw:

diagram.LoadFromXml(...);
foreach (var node in diagram.Nodes)
{
	var table = node as TableNode;
	if (table != null)
		table.CustomDraw = CustomDraw.None;
} 

The test application cannot parse your ReportDefinition tag; it will work if you copy the DeserializeTag handler from original application, or just set e.Handled = true from the handler to ignore.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Are the Practices.Composite.* assemblies referenced from the project a part of Microsoft Prism? I've installed the Prism package from nuget manager but can see only a Microsoft.Practices.Prism.Composition.dll assembly.

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This seems to happen because the default MeasureUnit in WinForms version is set to Millimeter, then when you clear the properties you get default font size and pen thickness that's good only for the WpfPoint unit. In recent WinForms versions we have a ChangeUnit method that sets the unit and rescales size properties of items to match the new unit. If you have all WinForms files stored in same place, you could try doing one-time export that calls Load(), ChangeUnit(WpfPoint), Save(), then the sizes should be good for WpfDiagram's defaults. We'll also implement ChangeUnit for the current WpfDiagram release; then after loading a file whose MeasureUnit is Millimeter (i.e. coming from WinForms) you'd be able to call ChangeUnit(WpfPoint) to get nicer defaults.

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We've omitted clearing the HeadStroke property from link's method. For time being you could also call link.ClearValue(DiagramLink.HeadStrokeProperty);

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

We've added ChangeUnit method to the WPF control here:
https://mindfusion.eu/_beta/wpfdiag.3.2.zip

Now calling it after loading a WinForms millimeters-unit file seems to produce same appearance as when adding new tables:

diagram.LoadFromXml(doc);

if (diagram.MeasureUnit != GraphicsUnit.WpfPoint)
	diagram.ChangeUnit(GraphicsUnit.WpfPoint);

....

foreach(DiagramLink link in diagram.Links)
{
        link.ClearStyleableProperties();
	link.UpdateFromPoints();
} 

Links do not seem to repaint fully when we just call ClearValue on their properties, so also call UpdateFromPoints as above to repaint the clipped parts.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Hi Stoyan,

I just noticed the TableNode.RowHeight is not converted to WpfPoint after loading the WinForms diagram.

So, after calling the ChangeUnit(GraphicsUnit.WpfPoint), the tableNode.Rows[0].Height is 22.6771 but tableNode.RowHeight is left to 6. All rows have same height.

Can this be fixed too?

Thanks,
Bogdan

Thanks!