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Bill Seddon
December 13, 2006 07:31 PM UTC
I think that the solution to this problem is to change line 191 of RowRecord.cs from:
return m_usHeigth;
to:
return (m_bZeroHeight ? (ushort)0 : m_usHeigth);
This has the effect of returning a height of zero if the row record indicates that the row should have no height but does so in a way that does not destroy the height of the row in case the row is restored.
With this fix in place, the ShapeImpl.GetHeight() method returns a correct height for shapes.
MW
Melba Winshia
Syncfusion Team
December 14, 2006 09:06 AM UTC
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your valuable suggestion. I will forward this to the development team. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Melba