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Current version (5.10.13) cannot create Excel2007 files
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 7:28 am
by mdonath
The current version is not able to create Excel2007 files. This error did exist a couple of versions before but then it vanished. Not it is here again:
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TDateTime dt(TDateTime::CurrentDate());
for(int i=0; i<Lines; i++)
XLSReadWriteII51->Sheets[0]->AsDateTime[0][i] = dt + double(i+1)/96.;
XLSReadWriteII51->Filename = L"test01.xlsx";
XLSReadWriteII51->Write();
By the way:
TXLSTokenizer.EOF still exists!
Markus
Re: Current version (5.10.13) cannot create Excel2007 files
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 3:26 pm
by larsa
Hello
There was some debug code in 5.10.13 that caused this problem. Fixed in 5.10.14
TXLSTokenizer.EOF is a valid C++ name and it's not a problem.
Re: Current version (5.10.13) cannot create Excel2007 files
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 3:46 pm
by mdonath
No, that's definitively not correct. Names that contain capitals only are reserved for macros in C++. And a macro EOF exists!
On March 13 you wrote:
"The EOF method is removed. Was not used anyway."
Markus
Re: Current version (5.10.13) cannot create Excel2007 files
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 4:18 pm
by larsa
Hello
Can you please point me to the C++ documentation that claims that names in capitals are reserved for macros?
Re: Current version (5.10.13) cannot create Excel2007 files
Posted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:51 am
by mdonath
There is not a strict prohibition for the use of qualifiers in capitals. But it is common sense.
Try to name a qualifier ASSERT or ERROR, you will get funny error messages.
On the other hand I have no problems to comment the EOF line out in every new version of XSLSReadWrite.
Markus