I am having problems with some generated subtype entities. The no-parameter constructor for these subtypes is not setting the LLBLGenProEntityName to the name of the subtype...all the constructors that take parameters call SetName(...) but the default constructor does not. This is due to the template code:

        ''' <summary>CTor</summary>
        <[If IsAbstract]>Friend<[Else]>Public<[EndIf]> Sub New()
<[If Not IsSubType]>            MyBase.New("<[CurrentEntityName]>Entity")
            InitClassEmpty(CreateValidator(), CreateFields())<[EndIf]>
        End Sub

Is this missing a call to SetName?

I guess you are using old templates.

Mine have the following:

<[If IsAbstract]>Friend<[Else]>Public<[EndIf]> Sub New()
<[If IsSubType]>            SetName("<[CurrentEntityName]>Entity")
<[Else]>            MyBase.New("<[CurrentEntityName]>Entity")
            InitClassEmpty(CreateValidator(), CreateFields())<[EndIf]>
        End Sub

Please download the latest release of LLBLGen Pro

That indeed was a bug, as Walaa said your templates are outdated. Please update to the latest templates

I got that template from the customer area, Downloads for LLBLGen Pro v1.0.2005.1, Tasks and templates section. It says it is build 06212006...

mikeg22 wrote:

I got that template from the customer area, Downloads for LLBLGen Pro v1.0.2005.1, Tasks and templates section. It says it is build 06212006...

Ok, the bug I was talking about was in the 2.0 templates. So this is a different thing. I'll look into it, as it's a bug in the templates.

I've fixed the issue. It's now available in the 1.0.2005.1 section, tasks and templates.

Otis wrote:

I've fixed the issue. It's now available in the 1.0.2005.1 section, tasks and templates.

Thanks