This is a base class for a component that needs to handle data that is either uncompressed, PKZIP compressed (sharpziplib) or GZip compressed (built in .net). Perhaps a bit more than you need but should get you going. This is an example of using @PhonicUK’s suggestion to parse the header of the data stream. The … Read more
I want to do Asynchronous I/O calls (using async await) – but : Without using DataFlow dependency ( like in this answer) Without middle buffers( not like this answer) The Projector function should be sent as an argument. ( not like this answer) You may want to check Stephen Toub’s “Tasks, Monads, and LINQ” for … Read more
We are experiencing the exact same issue (cross domain queries failing on updating to 4.5) – I would consider this a bug since it breaks existing (4.0) code. However, in the interest of making it work – taking a look at one of the (now) failing clients, I noticed that there were a bunch of … Read more
There are lots of things wrong with the testing code. Most notably, your “async” test does not use async I/O; with file streams, you have to explicitly open them as asynchronous or else you’re just doing synchronous operations on a background thread. Also, your file sizes are very small and can be easily cached. I … Read more
This code worked for me: using System.Net; using System.Net.Http; var httpClientHandler = new HttpClientHandler { Proxy = new WebProxy(Address: “http://localhost:8888”, BypassOnLocal: false), UseProxy = true } Note that I am not using the WebProxy constructor overload that accepts string\[\] bypassList, but your code does – perhaps that’s the problem?
The exception handling is different. You may want to check the following: private async void OnClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { Dispatcher.UnhandledException += OnUnhandledException; try { await Dispatcher.BeginInvoke((Action)(Throw)); } catch { // The exception is not handled here but in the unhandled exception handler. MessageBox.Show(“Catched BeginInvoke.”); } try { await Dispatcher.InvokeAsync((Action)Throw); } catch { MessageBox.Show(“Catched InvokeAsync.”); … Read more
After(!) adding a point at a non-zero x-value or setting chart.SuppressExceptions = true you can use these properties for a Chartarea ca: ca.AxisX.IsLogarithmic = true; ca.AxisX.LogarithmBase = 10; // with 10 as the base it will go to 1, 10, 100, 1000.. ca.AxisX.Interval = 1; // this adds 4 tickmarks into each interval: ca.AxisX.MajorTickMark.Interval = … Read more
So, it’s actually a by-design behavior, and if someone has similar issues, here is the code which always outputs the same result: const int CXFRAME = 0x20; const int CYFRAME = 0x21; const int CXPADDEDBORDER = 92; var dx = GetSystemMetrics(CXFRAME); var dy = GetSystemMetrics(CYFRAME); var d = GetSystemMetrics(CXPADDEDBORDER); dx += d; dy += d; … Read more
If fare is any of int, long, decimal, float or double then I get the expected output of: ₹ 12,34,567.00. I suspect your fare is actually a string; strings are not formatted by string.Format: they are already a string: there is no value to format. So: parse it first (using whatever is appropriate, maybe an … Read more
InputBindings won’t be executed for a control that isn’t focused because of the way they work – a handler for the input binding is searched in the visual tree from the focused element to the visual tree’s root (the window). When a control is not focused, he won’t be a part of that search path. … Read more