Microsoft Picture It! Express 7.0
Microsoft Picture It! Express 7.0 ::: https://urllie.com/2td3Vn
dotnet/buildtools#68026 contains a commit that implements the TargetAssemblies and the NuGetTransforms to create a single NuGet package that exposes server-side code. This allows for the usage of.NET Core and.NET Framework on the server in a single process. Thanks to this work, I am able to keep my server configuration in NET Core except for my API server.
This is an example of dotnet/roslyn#61717 which expands on the material in #64078. If you compile a file that uses a new attribute literally, you get an error message about the attribute being specified in the wrong attribute. As a result, the attribute will never get evaluated.
Thanks to some help from Vincent Woo (discussed in #65023), we now know that the CommandLineParameterPage form derives from the HISPLibrary.DialogBase. This form is therefore inheritable by any library that derives from HISPLibrary.DialogBase such as the ListDialog. The form uses a focus mechanism to cause the last focus to return to the dialog if the User exits the dialog. This is required to ensure that the original text typed by the user is preserved. But what about the case where the user hits the Esc key while inside the dialog and wants to return. Setting the return value to false only works at the time the form is created - and not at a later time - since that was the only time we were setting the return value. To get around this, Vincent added a handler for the FormClosing event so that the return value can be retrieved as a member variable at any time after the form is instantiated. The form now inherits HISPLibrary.DialogBase and uses the following mechanism: d2c66b5586