Gets the operator for the expression.
Syntax
Example
This example creates a new expression with a binary operator applied to a pair of operands.
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FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression arg1 = new FarPoint.CalcEngine.DoubleExpression(1.0);
FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression arg2 = new FarPoint.CalcEngine.DoubleExpression(2.0);
FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression oneplustwo = new FarPoint.CalcEngine.BinaryOperatorExpression(FarPoint.CalcEngine.BinaryOperatorInfo.AddOperator,arg1, arg2);
//Spread for Windows Forms
((FarPoint.Win.Spread.Model.IExpressionSupport)fpSpread1.ActiveSheet.Models.Data).SetExpression(0, 0, oneplustwo);
//Spread for Web Forms
((FarPoint.Web.Spread.Model.IExpressionSupport)FpSpread1.Sheets[0].DataModel).SetExpression(0, 0, oneplustwo); |
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Dim arg1 As FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression
Dim arg2 As FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression
Dim oneplustwo As FarPoint.CalcEngine.Expression
arg1 = New FarPoint.CalcEngine.DoubleExpression(1.0)
arg2 = New FarPoint.CalcEngine.DoubleExpression(2.0)
oneplustwo = New FarPoint.CalcEngine.BinaryOperatorExpression(FarPoint.CalcEngine.BinaryOperatorInfo.AddOperator, arg1, arg2)
'Spread for Windows Forms
CType(FpSpread1.ActiveSheet.Models.Data, FarPoint.Win.Spread.Model.IExpressionSupport).SetExpression(0, 0, oneplustwo)
'Spread for Web Forms
CType(FpSpread1.Sheets(0).DataModel, FarPoint.Web.Spread.Model.IExpressionSupport).SetExpression(0, 0, oneplustwo)
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Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2
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