Pedro Lamas
Pedro Lamas
@dmitry-lt can you share the XAML bit you have with this `MultiBindingBehavior` ?
Ok, the solution will be to add a runtime exception so that we can use reflection over `Image.Source` property. On the solution explorer, there's a Properties node in the UWP...
The `AutoFocusBehavior` follows the control's [Control.TabIndex](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.controls.control.tabindex?view=netframework-4.7#System_Windows_Controls_Control_TabIndex) which if not specified, it will default to the order of the controls as they appear in the XAML (in this case `TextBox` ->...
That's a fair point... when I wrote the behavior, I targeted only `TextBox` and `PasswordBox`, so an update will be required to get the other in! For now, my advice...
Can you post a sample code so I can try to help? In any case, are you targetting UWP only? If so, I recommend using `x:bind` with a function instead...
I was about to create a manifest for Paint.net when I noticed that .zip is not supported... yet! 🙂
Perform sanity checks on UserInput field in Fluidd to prevent failed prints due to Klipper crashing.
Thanks for reporting this @netweaver1970. I get your point and I do think there should be some sanity check on these values, but I wonder if these shouldn't actually be...
Perform sanity checks on UserInput field in Fluidd to prevent failed prints due to Klipper crashing.
@slavedas comment makes complete sense, that can cause serious issues! Rest assured, we will try and look at what we can improve on this matter.
I have to admit I am struggling a bit with this one! Functionally, it is working fine and does exactly what it says, but seems a bit weird that for...
I've experienced some issues here... seems there is some sort of race-condition where this stops working, especially when multiple lines are added... but I haven't had the time to revisit...