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Posted By Lou Laskey 11 Years Ago
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Hi Lou,

This can be caused if you upgraded from a previous version - since the designer serializes the objects with their full type name it is trying to instantiate a NLength object from a previous version which fails as .NET binary serialization is not backward compatible.



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To All,

Development Environment: Win7, MSVS 2010, C#, Nevron Chart.NET 2012

I have a form with an NChartCommander on it that I use to run quick tests on various chart settings and other snippets of code.

At the following line in InitializeComponent: nChartCommander.HorizontontalMoveStep = ((Nevron.GraphicsCore.NLength)(resources.GetObject("nChartCommander1.HorizontalMoveStep")));

an Unhandled NullReferenceException occurs at runtime.

I have been using this test project for some time and this just occurred this morning and I wasn't working in the graph settings at all.

This did happen to me once before and I deleted the chart commander from the form and replaced it with a new one and that seemed to take care of it but I would like to know what causes it.

So I just now went ahead and deleted the NChartCommander and replaced it and that took care of it.

Any ideas?

TIA,

Lou





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