Thanks for your quick responses. I’ve written some code that generates a rather large nested table structure and I get a “Split Table Error” when calling the Pdf.Save() method.
What does this error mean and how could one cause it to happen?
Thanks.
Split Table Error: Please report this bug
Dear cohenn,
Thank you for considering Aspose.
Can you please send an example that can reproduce the error to me and let me test it?
I unintentionally resolved the problem, though I will send you the code if it happens again.
Sometimes I get a NULL reference exception from Pdf.Save( ) when I set the Pdf.Table.IsFirstRowRepeated property equal to True. This will only happen if I create a nested table. I can post the rest of the code if you like, but here’s the function that creates a table:
Private Function fnAddTable(ByRef pdfSection As Section, ByRef pdfCell As Cell) As Table
Dim pdfTable As Table
’ Determine if we’re creating a nested table
If (pdfCell Is Nothing) Then ’ This is the top-level table
pdfTable = New Table()
pdfTable.IsFirstRowRepeated = True ’ This line causes the NULL reference exception
pdfSection.Paragraphs.Add(pdfTable)
Else
pdfTable = New Table(pdfCell)
pdfCell.Paragraphs.Add(pdfTable)
End If
Return pdfTable ’ Return this table so we can add rows to it later
End Function
This function is accepting either a Section or a Cell object and determines whether it’s creating a new table or a table within a table.