After narrowing down my question I was about to Google and find an answer here. Basically for some reason the ListViewItems are set to align to the Left. Setting them to Stretch fixes this problem. This is done through a style like so: <ListView.ItemContainerStyle> <Style TargetType=”ListViewItem”> <Setter Property=”HorizontalContentAlignment” Value=”Stretch” /> </Style> </ListView.ItemContainerStyle> This unfortunately affects … Read more
Well the pair can’t exist if the key doesn’t exist… so fetch the value associated with the key, and check whether that’s the value you were looking for. So for example: // Could be generic of course, but let’s keep things simple… public bool ContainsKeyValue(Dictionary<string, int> dictionary, string expectedKey, int expectedValue) { int actualValue; if … Read more
I want a 64-bit installer (as per my Release configuration), so I used <Directory Id=”ProgramFiles64Folder”> instead of ProgramFilesFolder as part of the target installation path. This article provides more information: How to: Create the Windows Installer Package for 64-bit Client Computers
Another option could be to use an implicit operator. Example: class Foo { readonly string _value; public Foo(string value) { this._value = value; } public static implicit operator string(Foo d) { return d._value; } public static implicit operator Foo(string d) { return new Foo(d); } } The Foo class acts like a string. class Example … Read more
A quick one line would be: B = A?.Length > 40 ? A.Substring(0, 40) : A; which only implements the substring when the length is more than 40. For the sake of redundancy, 40 would preferably be a variable of course. The use of ‘?.’ prevents errors when ‘A’ is null. As ean5533 mentioned A.Substring(0, … Read more
I guess you mean Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication 2.2.0 is deprecated. Have a look at Migrate from ASP.NET Core 2.2 to 3.0 , and I suggest you use : Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.UI Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore You can read ASP.NET Core authentication to know more.
I ran into this issue as well. In my case, when the DLL was packaged and placed in the lib/ folder, the import warning occurred. It was solved by placing the packaged DLL in the lib/netstandard2.0 folder.
No because you need to select them. However you can create a stored proc wrapper, which may defeat the point of having a table function.
It’s a little tricky since you don’t know the name of the Panel so you can’t use FindName etc. This will work for most cases where an ItemsPresenter is present private Panel GetItemsPanel(DependencyObject itemsControl) { ItemsPresenter itemsPresenter = GetVisualChild<ItemsPresenter>(itemsControl); Panel itemsPanel = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(itemsPresenter, 0) as Panel; return itemsPanel; } An implementation of GetVisualChild private static … Read more
I needed this functionality also. I made a class that inherits PictureBox, overrides OnPaint and adds a property to allow the interpolation mode to be set: using System.Drawing.Drawing2D; using System.Windows.Forms; /// <summary> /// Inherits from PictureBox; adds Interpolation Mode Setting /// </summary> public class PictureBoxWithInterpolationMode : PictureBox { public InterpolationMode InterpolationMode { get; set; } … Read more