Just downloaded version 5.10.17 of XLSReadWriteII
I'm experiencing a couple of issues when using the Comments functionality. The issues might be related.
Tested in Delphi 2005 and Delphi 5. Same issues in both environments.
Issue #1:
Run the "SampleComment" application.
"Read" an existing xlsx that have only one comment placed in cell B5.
Click Add1
Click Write
Try to open file in Excel.
- authorID in "comments1.xml" is set to 1 (authorId="1"), all though there are now only 1 author in the <authors> listing.
Issue #1:
Issue #2 (Have not debugged this):
Run the "SampleComment" application.
Click Add1, Click Add2
Click Write
- Open File in Excel. Looks fine. Close Excel.
Click Add2
Click Write
Try to open file in Excel again. - "Excel found unreadable content in 'test.xlsx'. Do you want to recover the contents of this workbook? ..."
Best Regards,
Paul
Issue with writing comments
Re: Issue with writing comments
Hi,
Thank you for the quick turnaround.
Just downloaded and tested version 5.10.18.
Issue #1 is fixed.
However, I don't think #2 is fixed (or the following is another unrelated issue) :
To replicate :
Run the "SampleComment" application.
Click "Write" (new file)
- open in Excel. Works fine (just displays the empty newly created spreadsheet). Close Excel.
Click "Write" again (to the same file).
- Open in Excel. -> error "Excel found unreadable content in '<filename>'. Do you want to recover the contents of this workbook?..."
It seems that an instance of TXLSReadWriteII5 doesn't like to be written two times.
Best Regards,
Paul
Thank you for the quick turnaround.
Just downloaded and tested version 5.10.18.
Issue #1 is fixed.
However, I don't think #2 is fixed (or the following is another unrelated issue) :
To replicate :
Run the "SampleComment" application.
Click "Write" (new file)
- open in Excel. Works fine (just displays the empty newly created spreadsheet). Close Excel.
Click "Write" again (to the same file).
- Open in Excel. -> error "Excel found unreadable content in '<filename>'. Do you want to recover the contents of this workbook?..."
It seems that an instance of TXLSReadWriteII5 doesn't like to be written two times.
Best Regards,
Paul