Re: [WiX-users] Need help with a CustomTable

2006-12-04 Thread Mike Dimmick
At least in version 3.0.2015.0, that shouldn't happen, because the call to
String.Split asks it to return a maximum of two substrings. This will cause
problems if you use a colon in the column name, but should be OK if you use
it in the data.

 

I'm not really sure why this uses delimiters in the data rather than using
XML properly (i.e. separate elements for each field.)

 

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Mike Dimmick

 

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Sent: 04 December 2006 06:34
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Subject: [WiX-users] Need help with a CustomTable

 

In my app, we are using a couple of CustomTable elements.

 

The data in one of my columns includes a colon in the string.  It looks like
Light uses a colon to delimit the column names and values in the CustomRow
element in the .wixobj file.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to include the colon in the data for
a column?

 

I'm getting a null reference exception from light because the linker uses
String.Split(':'), and that is creating an extra, unexpected value in the
code.

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[WiX-users] Need help with a CustomTable

2006-12-03 Thread Cullen Waters
In my app, we are using a couple of CustomTable elements.

The data in one of my columns includes a colon in the string.  It looks like 
Light uses a colon to delimit the column names and values in the CustomRow 
element in the .wixobj file.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to include the colon in the data for a 
column?

I'm getting a null reference exception from light because the linker uses 
String.Split(':'), and that is creating an extra, unexpected value in the code.
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