I really find it hard to run them with separated nuget packages where I have to restore one by one, one project one package. It is also hard to run and switch between projects because you don't put it in single solution where I have to select folder inside a folder and inside a folder and inside a folder, puffh.. Try to learn from other company. Why don't you just include the .exe files where we can easily run and check how syncfusion really look like? This samples are really annoying

First of all, I can't run the .net framework 4.6 version, because the Syncfusion.dls.base nuget package cannot be restored. Nevertheless, the .net 6 version works in Visual Studio 2019.

The example program runs as expected. It also seems to run correctly when click the "SVG" export button. However, the generated "chartexport.svg" file is not actually a svg file. It won't be opened in any SVG viewer. I also found it's not a text-based file as .svg supposed to be, instead it's a binary file. After I changed the file name to "chartexport.png", it can be correctly opened in image viewer. So the "SVG" export button actually generates a png file under a svg file name.

So I went to check the source code , and found no problem with the source code:

private void buttonSVG_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            try
            {
                exportFileName = fileName + ".svg";
                this.chartControl1.SaveImage(exportFileName);
                OpenFile("Svg", exportFileName);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                this.toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = "Chart Export failed.";
                Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString());
            }
        }

There were no exception caught either.

Is this a bug of the SaveImage method? SVG export is essential to our work, can someone check the issue?

Thanks!

Situation:
We have a WinForms .NET Core application.
TreeView control showing a list of parent and child items (several).
Parent items have ShowCheckBox = false
Child items have ShowCheckBox = true

Check the first child item.
All the child items under that parent get checked.
Is this expected behavior?

Recopilación del uso de componenetes de los controles disponibles para Winforms.

Hi there!✌ Sorry, if that isn't right place for this, but i was meet an issue while working with following class:

• ConvertToPDF method of Syncfusion.DocToPDFConverter.DocToPDFConverter (with WordDocument signature)

When that method are executing application consume huge amount of RAM, and when RAM is over - starts using virtual memory (swap). After conversion ends, memory doesn't release and this pretty sad.

Releasing resources it's main problem in this case, but it would be great to add the feature to interrupt the conversion may be, because sometimes that takes are really long time.

Usage in code:

~~~
using (var documentMemoryStream = new MemoryStream(source.Data))
{
    using (var wordDocument = new WordDocument(documentMemoryStream, FormatType.Automatic))
    {
        wordDocument.ChartToImageConverter = new ChartToImageConverter();

        using (var converter = new DocToPDFConverter())
        {
            using (var pdfDocument = converter.ConvertToPDF(wordDocument))
            {
                pdfDocument.EnableMemoryOptimization = true;
                pdfDocument.Save(resultStream);
            }
        }
    }
}
~~~

Found at Syncfusion.DocToPDFConverter.WinForms v. 24.1.41
Reproduces with this file:
Notes for English learning.docx