Form output

Form Output

Migrated Code Examples:

Simple Form output

protected override void OnLeaveRow()
{
    _layout.Print_TableA.WriteTo(_ioPrint_TableA);
}

Form definition - Layout region

#region Layouts
     Printing.FormOutputOperationC1 _layout { get { return Cached<Printing.FormOutputOperationC1>(); } }
#endregion

Form Instantiation

protected override void OnLoad()
{
     ioPrint_TableA = new ENV.Printing.PrinterWriter() { Name = "Print - TableA", PrinterName = Shared.Printing.Printers.Printer1.PrinterName };
     Streams.Add(_ioPrint_TableA);
}

Using Page = Top

protected override void OnLeaveRow()
{
     _ioPrint_TableA.NewPage();
     _layout.Print_TableA.WriteTo(_ioPrint_TableA);
}

Using Page = Skip

protected override void OnLeaveRow()
{
     if (_layout.Print_TableA.Height < _ioPrint_TableA.HeightUntilEndOfPage && !_ioPrint_TableA.NewPageOnNextWrite)
                _layout.Print_TableA.WriteTo(_ioPrint_TableA);
     else _ioPrint_TableA.EndCurrentPage();
}

Writing text files in .NET

This code represents the migrated code, when we write new code in .NET we'll rarely write text file access using the structure that was used in magic - instead we would simply read and write strings.

We recommend that you'll checkout the Writing and Reading files section of the documentation for more information.

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Form output

Migrated Code Examples:

See Also

Writing text files in .NET