Expressions (or scripts – the two terms are used interchangeably here) can be used in various places throughout the document. Mark an expression by surrounding it by square brackets, as in the following code:
Dim doc As New C1PrintDocument()
doc.Body.Children.Add(New RenderText("2 + 2 = [2+2]"))
• C#
C1PrintDocument doc = new C1PrintDocument();
doc.Body.Children.Add(new RenderText("2 + 2 = [2+2]"));
This code will produce the following text in the generated document:
2 + 2 = 4
In this case, the "[2+2]" is interpreted as an expression, and calculated to produce the resulting text.
Note: If the expression parser cannot parse the text included in square brackets, such text is not interpreted as an expression, and is inserted in the document "as is".
Editing Tag Values at Run Time
IDs Accessible in Text Expressions
IDs accessible in expressions
within Filter, Grouping and Sorting
IDs accessible in expressions
used to specify calculated fields in a DataSet
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