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I wish did fix the issue. Rather than having your delegate take an integer and increment it, instead have the delegate provide an event handler and have the body of the delegate be adding that event handler to the event. This makes the caller:

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will help you Center it in its parent. Get rid of all the redundant stuff around it that offsets it. Get rid of your SizeChanged event handler. Use HoriziontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment to do the actual centering. Like so:

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I hope this helps you . I am trying to create a schema to ensure that outside-supplied JSON is of the following form: , You can't set Required (is only a get) use instead this:

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Hope that helps In your first example doc.Root already gives you the element. There is no element under the root with that name so doc.Root.Element("graphml") will return null in that case.To complete your first example it should look like this: Noti

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hope this fix your issue Well, I came up with an answer myself for now. I basically do what I'd expect Autofac would do: go though all the parameters, and use the current resolving context to resolve it. I check the parameter myself for the attribute

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this one helps. The Problem you have is that you are trying to install EF for .Net but you should actually install the EF Core version. Now there are 2 versions of EF one for the .NetFramework called EntityFramework and one for the .NetCore Framework

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seems to work fine I am doing a xamarin forms app, i want to check every second if there is a internet connection, if the connection is lost, the program should go to diferent page. I am using the plugin "Xam.Plugin.Connectivity" , but doesnt do what

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this will help If your application is hosted in IIS and if you set the aspNetCompatibilityEnabled='false' the requests will not flow through the ASP.NET http pipeline. One of the reason for the slow behavior could be, since the requests are not takin

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around this issue Adding the JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet parameter to your return Json has no use since your method is decorated with [HttpPost] so it can't be called using the GET verb. You say that sometimes your system "hits with get and sometime

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Hope this helps This can't be done in Visual Studio setups - the only validation supplied is the serial number template, a masked edit control to verify the basics. This is because Visual Studio setups custom actions all run after the files are insta

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With these it helps I have a simple web page with some textboxes and buttons. When I click one of the buttons, I want some labels to appear below and display some info. , Pass parent control as a parameter to createLabels:

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I hope this helps . Here is the article that made me change my mind about all that and made me start following the principle of

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I wish this helpful for you If your goal is to replace all instances of the ':' character where it is not followed by 2 or 3 other characters. You could indeed try the System.Text.RegularExpressions library. You could then simplify your cleanMessage

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wish help you to fix your issue It looks like Matthew Watson was correct in that rtf doesn't support UTF-8. However, I found this potential solution that I think could be modified to suite my needs.https://spin.atomicobject.com/2010/08/25/rendering-u

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I hope this helps you . Use Query, not Execute. Execute is meant for queries that don't return values.The docs in Dapper's repository show how to call a stored procedure that returns results :

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it helps some times I'm trying to implement VPOS in my android application. I have C implementation. I am trying to change according to Android. In C code;

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