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LREvaluator is an expression evaluation class library based on
Microsoft's client-side Reporting Services (LocalReport class).
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COPYRIGHT
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Windows and the .NET framework are copyright Microsoft
Corporation. LREvaluator source code and samples provided
in this project are copyright DJL Systems, Inc.
DJL Systems, Inc. is not affiliated with Microsoft Corporation.
LREvaluator source and samples are provided as-is with
no warranty of any kind. LREvaluator may be used freely
in your projects for commercial or non-commerical use as long
as you agree to hold DJL Systems, Inc. harmless of any
problems associated with this libary. Use at your own risk.
FEEDBACK, QUESTIONS, COMMENTS
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We do appreciate your questions, comments, bug reports, etc...
Please email them to codeproject@djlsystems.com.
Unfortunately, we can't guarantee a response or provide
formalized technical support for this library.
DEMO APPS
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The CSVReader.cs module used in the sample application was
obtained from http://www.heikniemi.net/hc/archives/000152.html.
Thanks goes to Jouni Heikniemi.
SOLUTIONS, PROJECTS
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- Solution(s) were built using Visual Studio.NET 2005/C#/.NET framework 2.0.
VERSION HISTORY
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Version 1.0 May 7, 2007
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- Added to CodeProject.com
Known issues:
- There is a limitation of 1584 expressions (strings that start with "=")
per call to Eval(). A ReportProcessingException will be thrown if this limit
is exceeded. This is apparently due to a limitation in the underlying
LocalReport class with the number of textboxes containing exprssions in the RDLC.
Literals (strings that don't start with "=") that may be included in the
expressions collection don't count towards this limit.
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Dana has been developing software for companies in the greater Boston area for 15 years. He has been developing extensively with .NET since 2002.
Dana is a consultant for DJL Systems, Inc., is a Microsoft Certified Professional, and holds a B.S. in Computer Science from W.I.T.
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