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I can't get EntranceThemeTransition to work on a custom panel as ItemsPanelTemplate. See: Simplest code behind: public List<int> MyListExample = new List<int>() {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; Simplest XAML: <ListView Width="120" ItemsSource="{x:Bind MyListExample}"> <ListView.ItemContainerTransitions> <TransitionCollection> <EntranceThemeTransition FromVerticalOffset="200" IsStaggeringEnabled="True"/> </TransitionCollection> </ListView.ItemContainerTransitions> <ListView.ItemsPanel> <ItemsPanelTemplate> <!--EntranceThemeTransition WORKS--> <ItemsWrapGrid/> <!--EntranceThemeTransition does NOT work--> <!-

I wrote a ruby application with Tk, and everything is fine, no errors or such. So i made an exe with Ocra and i had some problems at the start but then i solved, Ocra made the exe with no errors and also when it let's you try your script before conpiling it, there were no problems. But then when i double clicked the exe, nothing. I waited, and nothing.. Run it as admin and nothing again.. I also tried to write a simple script, just like an hello world but always the same issue: No errors popped up on screen or in cmd, but still nothing happens when i run an Ocra ruby executable with TK This is

I was looking through Microsoft's port of OpenSSL on GitHub. One commit caught my eye, and it was Adding Win10 Universal Platform support . In the commit, a partition called WINAPI_FAMILY_ONECORE_APP showed up. However, I'm not finding much about it when searching. There are two hits in English and 22 hits in Chinese (see below). Following What’s new in Visual Studio Tools for Windows 10 Preview provides some quasi-bullet points with no explanations: new API partition WINAPI_FAMILY_ONECORE_APP ARM 64 Universal CRT ... I have two questions: What is WINAPI_FAMILY_ONECORE_APP , and how is it

I am trying to define a function on the Python REPL. Every time I try to run the below code, I get a syntax error. Code: def hello(): print ("Hello!") hello() Error: C:\Users\~\Desktop>python Python 3.6.5 (v3.6.5:f59c0932b4, Mar 28 2018, 16:07:46) [MSC v.1900 32 bit (Intel)] on win32 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> def hello(): ... print ("Hello!") ... hello() File "<stdin>", line 3 hello() ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax A possible explanation I've come across on stackoverflow is this post Python Error : File "<stdin>" where it says I can't run scripts

The problem seems trivial, but could not find a solution so far. C:\Users\User>"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_112\bin\java" -jar "D:\Valya\Учёба\ТРПК\наумов_трпк_лаб2\build\libs\naumov_trpk_lab2-runnable.jar" Error: Unable to access jarfile D:\Valya\?????\????\??????_????_???2\build\libs\naumov_trpk_lab2-runnable.jar The issue appears only when I try to access a jar that is sitting in a dir with non-ASCII name. I am 100% sure I could run jars with such a path when I was on Windows 7, but since I moved to Win 10, no luck. Quoting the path does not help, -Dfile.encoding=UTF8 also. BTW, if I run

I'm working on a poker game in c++ using Visual Studio Express 2013 on Windows 10. When i use the following code to assign suits to my cards the console displays all question marks in the place of the suits. void printHand(Card hand[]) { const string SUIT = "\3\4\5\6"; const string RANK = "23456789TJQKA"; cout << "Your hand is: "; for (int i = 0; i < SIZE; i++) { cout << RANK[hand[i].ranks] << SUIT[hand[i].suits] << " "; } cout << endl; } When I change the suits to other characters I get the right characters like question marks, colons... When I run a for loop to show all Ascii characters, the