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Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 09:02Please check if its checked “Automatically download updates” in VS2019?
Uncheck it.
Tools->Options->Environment->Product Updates->Automatically download updates
QUESTION
I try handle progress of downloading file via BackgroundTransfer::BackgroundDownloader in c++/WinRT Windows 10 UWP App.
I read the documentation 10 times yesterday: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.foundation.iasyncoperationwithprogress-2.progress?view=winrt-19041#Windows_Foundation_IAsyncOperationWithProgress_2_Progress
but i cant implement this correct :(
this is my sample code (file downloading well, but if i put .Progress function i got error:
Error C2280 'void *winrt::Windows::Foundation::IUnknown::operator new(size_t)': attempting to reference a deleted function NativeModuleSample
code:
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 04:14To handle progress of downloading file via BackgroundTransfer::BackroundDownloader, you can refer to the Scenario1_Download of the sample in GitHub.
Based on the sample about downloading, you can change your code progress.Progress(…)
to this:
QUESTION
I am using BackgroundDownloader in my UWP app like:
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Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 10:49There is currently no reliable option on how to update BackgroundDonwloader
progress in Toast
notification through Progress
.
As per Microsoft documentation, BackgroundTask
could be suspended or killed based on the actual system state. That could happen before the BackgroundDownloader
finishes its job and your Toast
notification will look like it got frozen.
The best approach here is to update your Toast
progress bar in the app suspended or exited event with AdaptiveProgressBarValue.Indeterminate
with appropriate texting (e.g. Finishing download in background, etc.). Based on comments from @Faywang - MSFT you can still get notifications about successful or failed download even the app is closed or suspended.
Another approach would be to use extendedExecutionUnconstrained
to be able to run BackgroundTask
indefinitely. In that case, you would be able to update Toast
progress with 'live' data and even more, to trigger new download via BackgroundDownloader
. The downside of this approach is that your app cannot be listed in Microsoft Store.
QUESTION
I am trying to get my search bar to function, but it will not filter anything when I input text in it. Could somebody look at the code and tell me what may be the issue? All the items that are being displayed in the directory is data that is being pulled from a JSON folder I created. For space reasons, I took out all the elements/libraries I imported.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-30 at 19:21Change this code
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I was able to bring in data dynamically from a local JSON file I created in RN. However, when I went back and inserted an image for each profile so that it can be displayed dynamically with their profile info, the app broke saying "The component cannot contain children. If you want to render content on top of the image, consider using ".
I am using a background for all of the profiles already, so I really don't understand what it is saying, since the images I inputted in the JSON file would be a profile image for each character. Am I even following the proper format to call up an image? Any help would be appreciated.
This is how I have my JSON File set up:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-30 at 14:46In the same way as you've already done with your ImageBackground
component, you need to use the source
attribute to assign the URL of an Image
. You can see examples of this in more detail in React Native's Image component documentation.
QUESTION
I am a React Native newbie and after reading a tutorial, I am trying to pull in data from a local JSON folder I created in my code editor. When the screen comes up, no text or images appear, just the background - doesn't break. I am trying to call up the image and basic text info for a just a single profile page such as name and occupation for Homer Simpson. If anyone could help out, I would appreciate it or atleast guide me in the right direction so I can figure it out.
This is how I created the JSON Folder in RN:
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Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 17:39QUESTION
I am a newbie to RN and I just created a search bar in my directory page using react-native-elements. However, when I type a character's name in the search bar, nothing gets triggered. I thought my state was set up correctly, since I followed the docs. Can anyone look at this and shed some light as to what may be wrong?
This is how I have the Search Bar folder set up.
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Answered 2019-Aug-12 at 14:52I'll give you an example.
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Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 08:49one way is to use percent not the pixel values and I think the negative values won't work in margin.
QUESTION
I'm using BackgroundDownloader to download a file from UWP sample app.
Download process persist in the background even I close the app and the download process is automatically continued after switch off and switch on network connection. That's great.
But if I reboot the machine during download process, download operation isn't continued after the reboot but exists with PausedNoNetwork state. Download is resumed when I start UWP app again.
Is it possible to resume download process automatically after the reboot?
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Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 08:20Is it possible to resume download process automatically after the reboot?
BackgroundDownloader
is system level, It will be managed by system after registered. After app termination, an app should enumerate all existing DownloadOperatio
n instances at next start-up using GetCurrentDownloadsAsync
. When a UWP app using Background Transfer is terminated, incomplete downloads will persist in the background. If the app is restarted after termination and operations from the previous session are not enumerated and re-attached to the current session, they will remain incomplete and continue to occupy resources. If you reboot the system however the associated app does not startup, BackgroundDownloader
will paused. I think you could set startup task extension for your app. For more please refer this case reply.
QUESTION
how do I calculate the BackgroundDownload latency/speed, e.g: 367kb/s or 5mb/s?
so far, the only potentially useful fields I know exposed by the BackgroundDownloadProgress
class are BytesReceived
and TotalBytesToReceive
. at first I thought I can make use of the BytesReceived
field but then I figured out that it's cumulative bytes since the beginning of the download operation, not the newly received chunk/bytes..
I know there must be a way to achieve this because I saw the Store team has implemented this in the store app:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-26 at 09:42You can use a timer that ticks at an interval of 1 second, and count the bytes downloaded between two ticks.
The following code is unpolished, it does not format the speed to MB/s, and the timer keeps ticking after the download is done, and exception case like cancel/restart is not handled, I just give you an idea how to use a timer and a counter to do the calculation.
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