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Connect from an oleobject using COM connection (VB 6, Powerbuilder...) #108

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abelrodriguez opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 0 comments · Fixed by #109
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Connect from an oleobject using COM connection (VB 6, Powerbuilder...) #108

abelrodriguez opened this issue Mar 7, 2018 · 0 comments · Fixed by #109
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[ ] Question (e.g. about handling/usage)
[X] Request for new feature/improvement

Expected Behavior

Connect from an oleobject using COM connection (VB 6, Powerbuilder...)

Current Behavior

To connect from an oleobject from VB 6 or Powerbuilder, we need a constructor without parameters since it is not possible to parameterize it.

In addition, COM connections are not compatible with generic collections, throws an exception "function name not found".

This can be solved by eliminating the generic collections, since it would not affect the current functionality, and creating a constructor without parameters. Subsequently, the QRCodeData object that is currently assigned in the constructor with parameters, would be added manually with SetQRCodeData function

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I will create a Pull Request with this new feature

Your Environment

Version used: 1.3.3
Environment: Powerbuilder 6.5 & Powerbuilder 10.5
abelrodriguez added a commit to abelrodriguez/QRCoder that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2018
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To connect from an oleobject from VB 6 or Powerbuilder, we need a
constructor without parameters since it is not possible to parameterize
it.

In addition, COM connections are not compatible with generic collections,
throws an exception "function name not found".

This can be solved by eliminating the generic collections, since it would
not affect the current functionality, and creating a constructor without
parameters. Subsequently, the QRCodeData object that is currently assigned
in the constructor with parameters, would be added manually with
SetQRCodeData function

Resolves: codebude#108
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