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    Posted: 15 December 2017 at 11:09am
How can i in run time configure a connection line between two nodes with a broken line, or a line that make 90ยบ degress ?
At design time it's easy to broke the line and make how we want, but i need to make it at run time.
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Set pConnection = Page.Connections.Connection(0)
pConnection.Style = xtpFlowGraphConnectorCurvedArrow
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Rui Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 December 2017 at 2:34pm
Maybe i didn't explain very well, I know how to make a connection in run time what i don't know is to make a connection like line like (see image) between node "test2" and "test3" or "test2 and "test4". At design time it's easy to change but in run time how i can do it like that ? It's a connection line but actually are two lines.



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For testing I have added my code in SelectAll menu item handler. So when I press in run time SelectAll then appropriate connection line change style to CurvedArrow.
You can save pointer to desired connection or search it by name, or get it by ID and then set new style.
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Dim connType As FlowGraphConnectorType

Private Sub mnuSelectAll_Click()
    'FlowGraph.SelectAll
    
    connType = connType + 1
    
    If connType > xtpFlowGraphConnectorElbowDoubleArrow Then
        connType = xtpFlowGraphConnectorStraight
    End If
    
    Dim Page As FlowGraphPage
    Set Page = FlowGraph.ActivePage
    
    Dim pConnection As FlowGraphConnection
    Dim i As Integer
    For i = 0 To Page.Connections.Count - 1
        
        Set pConnection = Page.Connections.Connection(i)
        pConnection.Style = connType
    Next i
End Sub

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It was really useful your answer, thank you, but i have one more question.
After i change a straight line to a elbow line in run time how can i access in code to the new elbow line properties ?
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Object of line still the same, you just change its style. So you can get it in the same way as before.

If you want to break straight line by code (not with mouse) - It isn't possible in ActiveX version.
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Ok, thank you
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