From QuickReport to FastReport

MoellerClausMoellerClaus Denmark
edited 2:32PM in FastReport 4.0
I have downloaded the test-version of FastReport 4.0 and have been intragrating it in to my application.

We used to use QuickReport with the Designer from THSD - but after Timo left a few years ago and so its time we do too.

Fastreport is easy to work with and everything goes smooth. But the conversion from QuickReport to FR puzzles me a bit. Is there a demo-application around where you choose a x.qr2 file and converts it into x.fr3 file? What is converted the bands, database-interface, scripts and so on?

Can the FR-designer be converted into different language (other than English) ?

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  • gpigpi
    edited 2:32PM
    // Using:
       conv := TConverterQr2Fr.Create;
       conv.Source := QuickRep1;
       conv.Target := FReport;
       conv.Convert;
       FReport.SaveToFile('converted_fromQR.fr3');
    
    wrote:
    What is converted the bands, database-interface, scripts and so on?
    Bands and objects (report's layout)
    wrote:
    Can the FR-designer be converted into different language (other than English) ?
    Use FR Recompile wizard (recompile.exe)
  • edited December 2010
    It really useful for me. Thanks you for the reply.
  • MoellerClausMoellerClaus Denmark
    edited 2:32PM
    Thanks for the ansver.
    gpi wrote: »
    // Using:
       conv := TConverterQr2Fr.Create;
       conv.Source := QuickRep1;
       conv.Target := FReport;
       conv.Convert;
       FReport.SaveToFile('converted_fromQR.fr3');
    
    gpi wrote: »
    What is converted the bands, database-interface, scripts and so on?
    Bands and objects (report's layout)

    OK - but the code given here is the one from the documentation and else where. What I was looking for was the converting of a file. QuickReport and THSD had a designer and the files was called *.qr2.
    QuickRep as mentioned here can not load a file to my knowledge >

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