Thanks for the quick replies. I deleted the demo\vb folder, re-created and unzipped your file. Still won't compile. References in the project include Flygrid.Columns, FlyGrid.Design and FlyGrid.Styles. I do not have those assemblies. I removed those references and added from flygrid.net\bin (note, these assemblies all have NineRays prefix; e.g. NineRays.FlyGrid.Columns, where the existing references in the project do not.). Still won't compile. These assembly references show Version 1.3.4.0 with a runtime version of 1.1.4.322.
Note: When I installed FlyGrid, I chose the default to *not* install into the GAC.
The first compilation error is
Error 15 Class 'FileNode' must either be declared 'MustInherit' or override the following inherited 'MustOverride' member(s):
NineRays.Windows.Forms.Data.NodeBase : Private MustOverride Function 6w() As NineRays.Windows.Forms.Data.INodeNavigation. C:\Program Files\9Rays.Net\FlyGrid.Net\Demo\VB\XTras\FolderBrowserForm.vb 279 18 FlyGridDemoVB
Its indicating I'm supposed to create a required 6w() function for FileNode subclass. Very curious - the c# example compiles fine - the code is identical (apart from syntax). Do I just have the wrong assemblies and you have newer. The assemblies in my flygrid.net\bin folder are the following:
NineRays.Flygrid.Columns.dll 3/1/06 1.3.4.9175 NineRays.Flygrid.Design.dll 3/1/06 1.3.4.9176
NineRays.FlyGrid.DLL 3/1/06 1.3.4.9175
NineRays.FlyGrid.Styles 3/1/06 1.3.4.0
Note: I tried the C# demo source - same problem were it's referencing "Flygrid..." assemblies rather than "NineRays.FlyGrid...". I fixed that and it compiles and runs fine. I confirmed the xtras\FolderBrowserForm.cs code doesn't defined the 6w() method either.
So, is it related to a difference in the assemblies you have verses I have?
I was also able to reproduce these problems on a co-worker's machine. There, it compiled fine first time. Then, went to references tab and saw the orphaned reference - removed "Flygrid.." and re-added "Ninerays.flygrid..." and won't compile now.
Thanks for all your help.
Mark