['Unexpected Error' Upon Saving File]

EDIT : This topic can be locked or deleted, I have fixed my problem

 

Hey! I have a problem with my script. the OnSave method, even though only containing the following code, throws an error. Can anybody think of why?

Protected Overrides Sub OnSave(ByVal input As Document, ByVal output As Stream, ByVal token As SaveConfigToken, ByVal scratchSurface As Surface, ByVal callback As ProgressEventHandler)

        Dim tk As TEXSaveConfigToken = DirectCast(token, TEXSaveConfigToken)
        Using renderArg As RenderArgs = New RenderArgs(New Surface(input.Size))
            input.Render(renderArg, True)
            Dim b As System.Drawing.Bitmap = renderArg.Bitmap.Clone()

           
            Using w As System.IO.BinaryWriter = New System.IO.BinaryWriter(output)
                    w.Write(0)
End Using
End Using
End Sub

[[BUG] Image Copying from Firefox]

See Ricks comment here

 

Ah, Thanks! I'll be fine with drag'n'drop until it's fixed

[[BUG] Image Copying from Firefox]

Hey! Whenever I copy an image from Firefox and paste it in Paint.NET it says "The clipboard doesn't contain an image". It really frustrates me because it works in Paint, Skype, and any other application, and worked before Paint.NET 4 (Weird, huh?).

 

[OnSave Cancel?]

Could you give me a hand on using the built in UI? I had no clue this type was not allowed. Is there any tutorial around?

[OnSave Cancel?]

So where can I put the code to show the dialog instead? So the user can cancel this.

[OnSave Cancel?]

Hey! Is there a way to cancel the OnSave method so it doesn't write a null file?

 

Or is there any other way to do this

 

 

Dim SD As New SaveDialog
SD.ShowDialog
If SD.DialogResult = Ok Then
LOG("Save the image")
Else
LOG("Cancelled but writes null file")
LOG("Any way to stop that?")
End if

 

Before OnSave?

 

Here is my save dialog btw

[How to make plugin?]

Hey there, I have written my first plugin yesterday, and I have to say it is quite easy, Within minutes I had a working plugin

 

I use Visual Basic 2010 Express Edition, and in C#/VB all you need to do is create a class library and do some simple things from there