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davbrat
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Posted: 13 April 2012 at 1:12pm |
Why when using a XAML <Image>, the image ends up displaying on the far upper left of the edge Flowgraph control?
If i was to have the following line in my XAML source... <Image Source="file://C:/images/LargeGroupIcon.ico" Width="33" Height="35" /> The icon would be outside of my XAML structure and in the upper left corner of the FG control. This happens when XAML is used in both the NODE or CONNECTIONPOINT captions. The same XAML source works as expected when loaded as a Tooltip for a NODE/CP. Is this a limitation or an bug? Thanks, Dave B. |
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davbrat
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Example: The Icon and Image are slammed to the upper left corner of the FC container. And the same XAML source stuffed into a Tooltip displays the XAML source correctly. |
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I'd like to see this fixed also..
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ArnoldYoung
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It would be nice if this issue was resolved for us.
Thanks Arnold
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I have the exact same problem here and would really appreciate this being fixed asap
Merci Codejock for your excellent products JPG |
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AndyWilton
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I've had this exact issue raised from a couple of my customers of late.
Any progress on this would be greatly appreciated :-) Regards, Andy
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SuperMario
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davbrat, please upload or submit that sample to support so we can reproduce and fix it.
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SuperMario
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Seems Smoothing is the cause, ?CJFLOW{'SmoothingMode'} = 2 will work until we release a fix.
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davbrat
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That will work for now.
Thanks! Dave |
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ok, fixed for next release
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davbrat
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The fix for the XAML breaks the Image Index assignment (resets it to zero) and causes the image to display upside down. Works fine when SmoothingMode is anything other than two.
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have a picture of this upside down image? Here in VB it looks normal set to 2.
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SmoothingMode = 0
XAML in ConnectionPoint, Node using ImageIndex = 1 SmoothingMode = 2 XAML in ConnectionPoint, Node using ImageIndex = 1, image is really 0 and is upside down. Santa is not happy. Dave |
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I was trying to do a diagram style of Flowgraph. SmoothingMode = 0 Thel ImageIndex values for the hardware are in the 20's When SmoothingMode is set to 2 All images are reset to ImageIndex = 0 and are 180 degrees out of phase. Dave |
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lol, indeed, Santa does not look happy! Can you send me the code you use to make this?
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I added it to the Attachments for Issue #28516
Thanks, Dave |
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upside-down should be fixed now too :) Santa will be happy ;)
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Great!
Thanks, Dave |
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