It was never part of the framework. And it is entirely undocumented. There is however a very consistent rumor that it is, lots of programmers have found it in their v2.0.50727 or v4.0.30319 directories and figured out that it could solve registration problems. Lots of forum posts mention it. The exact way it shows up … Read more
Pertaining to your exact question, for this particular example, let’s assume that the total available width for the columns is 1200px. Since the first column width is fixed, it will occupy 638px and the remaining space (562px) will be free. Thus, in this case, 1fr = 562px Now let’s assume your styling is as follows:- … Read more
Do an ls -al and you will see that your files do not belong to any group (none). Just do a chgrp Users * on your files, and you are fine again.
Check the archive bit on the file before/after you edit it. Your code is only searching for Attributes changes, so my guess is that Windows 7 is updating the Archive bit on the file, and windows 8 is not.
You need to use type.GetTypeInfo(), which then has various GetCustomAttribute methods (via extension methods), or there is .CustomAttributes which gives you the raw information (rather than materialized Attribute instances). For example: var attribute = type.GetTypeInfo().GetCustomAttribute<WrapperObjectAttribute>(); if(attribute == null) { … } … GetTypeInfo() is the pain of .NETCore for library authors ;p If .GetTypeInfo() doesn’t … Read more
I was facing the same problem on my Mac OSX and for me the problem was resolved by downloading and installing JDK 1.8 from Java SE Development Kit 8 Downloads. You just need to install(or update to) JDK 1.8 and restart the eclipse. That’s it! Should work afterwards.
You can only create metro style apps with C#, VB, JavaScript and C++. There is currently no support for authoring metro style applications with Java.
Click is there for backwards compatibility, and is essentially the same as Tapped. Tapped is a “high level gesture” that will translate automatically to a click, tap, pen press, etc. and is what I would recommend to use. PointerPressed is not what you want. Here’s why: if I press and hold, the PointerPressed event will … Read more
(Comment for others landing here as @Marta explains that the problem no longer persists on their machine.) In general, any performance issue in Visual Studio should be reported to Microsoft. It’s easy to do this directly from VS using the Report a Problem tool. That feature will automatically attach logs/traces which are shared privately with … Read more
I’ve found the most common problems with moving code from Win 8 to Xp is permission and dependencies. Check that the files are not needing some weird permissions (not sure what permission the preview runs with) and that all dependencies are honoured (also their permissions). If I remember right, all windows screen savers are just … Read more