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Aspose.Tasks for .NET 25.6 Release Notes
This page contains release notes information for Aspose.Tasks for .Net 25.6.
All Changes
| Key | Summary | Issue Type |
|---|---|---|
| TASKSNET-11497 | Add and ability to add new VBA module to the project with existing VBA modules | New Feature |
| TASKSNET-710 | Implement updating of VBA source code for the existing VBA modules in MPP file | New Feature |
| TASKSNET-11496 | Add VbaModuleType to public API | Enhancement |
| TASKSNET-11484 | Fix VBA Forms, Project and ClassModule are not included in VbaProject.Modules | Enhancement |
| TASKSNET-3422 | Add rendering of “Title Horizontal” and “Title Vertical” gridlines of Gantt chart | Enhancement |
Public API and Backwards Incompatible Changes
| The following public types were added: | Description |
|---|---|
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleType | Specifies the type of a module in a VBA project. |
| The following public methods and properties were added: | Description |
|---|---|
| Aspose.Tasks.Saving.MPPSaveOptions.WriteVba | Gets or sets a value indicating whether to update existing VBA macros data in MPP file. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule.Type | Gets the type of the module. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule.CreateProceduralModule(System.String) | Creates an instance of |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule.CreateClassModule(System.String) | Creates an instance of |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Item(System.Int32) | Gets the module at the specified index. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Item(System.String) | Gets the module with the specified name. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Count | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.IsReadOnly | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.GetEnumerator | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Add(Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule) | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Clear | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Contains(Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule) | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.CopyTo(Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule[],System.Int32) | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.Remove(Aspose.Tasks.VbaModule) | |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleCollection.ToList | Converts the collection object to a list of |
| The following public enumerations were added: | Description |
|---|---|
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleType.DocumentModule | A type of VBA project item that specifies a module for embedded macros and programmatic access operations that are associated with a document. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleType.ProceduralModule | A module containing collection of subroutines and functions. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleType.ClassModule | A module that contains the definition for a new object. Each instance of a class creates a new object, and procedures that are defined in the module become properties and methods of the object. |
| Aspose.Tasks.VbaModuleType.DesignerModule | A module that extends the methods and properties of an ActiveX control that has been registered with the project. |
Examples and additional notes
Related issue: TASKSNET-710 - Implement updating of VBA source code for the existing VBA modules in MPP file.
Starting with version 25.6 source code of the existing VBA modules can be updated:
Project project = new Project("FileWithVbaProject.mpp");
if (p.VbaProject.Modules.Count == 0)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Project should contain VBA modules");
}
var existingModule = project.VbaProject.Modules["Module1"];
existingModule.SourceCode = @"Sub Method()
MsgBox ""This is an updated text.""
End Sub";
// WriteVba flag should be specified in order to apply changes to MPP file.
project.Save("output.mpp", new MPPSaveOptions { WriteVba = true });
Related issue: TASKSNET-11497 - Add and ability to add new VBA module to the project with existing VBA modules.
Starting with version 25.6 new module (Class or Procedural) can be added to MPP file with the existing VBA project (project should contain VBA modules):
Project project = new Project("FileWithVbaProject.mpp");
if (p.VbaProject.Modules.Count == 0)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Project should contain VBA modules");
}
VbaModule newModule = VbaModule.CreateProceduralModule("TestModule10");
newModule.SourceCode = @"Sub TestMacro()
MsgBox ""This is a test macro.""
End Sub";
project.VbaProject.Modules.Add(newModule);
// WriteVba flag should be specified in order to apply changes to MPP file.
project.Save("output.mpp", new MPPSaveOptions { WriteVba = true });