but the bug was in
AvaloniaPropertyRegistry, right? so you can test that AvaloniaPropertyRegistry handles a call to both methods correctly
Hello, could anyone explain binding modes to me? I have a datacontext bound to my Grid and that datacontext has several fields. Some of them are bound like this
But the changes done to the fields are not reflected on the textbox
<TextBlock Grid.Row="5" Grid.Column="1" Text="{Binding Path=Nu, Mode=OneWay}"/>But the changes done to the fields are not reflected on the textbox
Am I missing something or this is not the purpose of oneway binding mode?
The starting values (assiagned via constructor) are shown, but changes are not
you need to implement INotifyPropertyChanged
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Is that even an Avalonia interface? API search gives nothing
Thanks
The joy of converting all auto properties into full ones though...
If you don't mind their aggressive policy and special handling of "IsChanged" property
I'll be more mindful with my property definitions from now on
Just noticed, that a table in the API Doc is not displayed correctly.
http://avaloniaui.net/api/Avalonia.Controls/Calendar/
Under Remarks headline, second from bottom, should be displayed as table i think.
http://avaloniaui.net/api/Avalonia.Controls/Calendar/
Under Remarks headline, second from bottom, should be displayed as table i think.
Is
xml:space="preserve"supported to preserve whitespaces in XAML?
Otherwise noone will ever be able to write this:
Actual result:
Expected:
<Run>Hello </Run><Run>World</Run>Actual result:
HelloWorldExpected:
Hello World
This syntax isn't working:
<Run>I<Run/> am <Run>a</Run> Run
This is the only syntax that works:
<StackPanel Orientation="Vertical" Spacing="8">
<TextBlock>A simple TextBlock with unformatted text.</TextBlock>
<TextBlock>
<Run Text="A "></Run>
<Run Classes="code">TextBlock</Run>
<Run Text=" with "></Run>
<Run FontWeight="Bold">differing</Run>
<Run FontStyle="Italic" Text=" styles"></Run>
<Run FontSize="24" Text=" and fonts"></Run>
<Run>.</Run>
</TextBlock>
<TextBlock>
<Run Text="A "></Run>
<Run Classes="code" Foreground="Gray">TextBlock</Run>
<Run Text=" with "></Run>
<Run Foreground="Red">differing</Run>
<Run Foreground="Green" Text=" colors"></Run>
<Run>.</Run>
</TextBlock>
<TextBlock>
<Run Text="A "></Run>
<Run Classes="code">TextBlock</Run>
<Run Text=" with "></Run>
<Run Foreground="Orange" FontStyle="Italic" Text="{Binding}"></Run>
<Run>.</Run>
</TextBlock>
<TextBlock>
<Run Text="A "></Run>
<Run Classes="code">TextBlock</Run>
<Run Text=" with a "></Run>
<LineBreak/>
<Run>line break.</Run>
</TextBlock>
</StackPanel>
I have a very strange issue with running my app on a Raspberry PI since yesterday. I updated to the newest build from some pre-0.7 build and suddenly no input in my window is possible anymore. I can not write to any text boxes nor can I click any buttons! The same app works on Windows as expected. I stripped it down to a simple app with only a button and a textbox - same behavior! The Raspberry PI runs Linux Mate and I also linked to Avalonia.Skia.Linux.Natives which now supports ARM. Any ideas?
Does escaping like   work?
Regarding my issue above: I switched between different builds and tested each on the Raspberry and it looks like build989 does not have the issue, all newer versions have.
@Gillibald does the version of portable.xaml that you're using include this PR? cwensley/Portable.Xaml#103
i think that PR should have fixed it
@kekekeks I can see there is a branch called droid
could it be used for Android development?
it would be nice to have a branch where all Android projects are upgraded to relatively new version of Android SDK (e.g. 8.0 Oreo) even if they don't compile but can be starting base for fixing things
but some days ago you mentioned some kind of re-do you wanted to do, do you have something particular in mind and is there any kind of time-frame for this?
I could try to spend some on this because I need to write an app and just from a start, using Xamarin.Forms wasn't as pleasant as I hoped it to be