SharpNado | concept tool written in C

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SharpNado is a C# library. SharpNado has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

SharpNado is a proof of concept tool written in C# that demonstrates how you could use Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) or .NET Remoting to host smarter and dynamic .NET payloads. It contains very basic examples of how one could do this and was written with the intention to be used as a building block or something to get those creative juices flowing. You really have the option to take this as far as you want. I have only demostrated a few simple ways this could be used and provided enough code to get you up and running. So if you are looking for a tool that does ALL the work for you, this is not that tool…just a POC. :).

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It has 38177 lines of code, 0 functions and 24 files.

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Partial area of some tab items not firing tap event on sharpnado tabs

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Partial area of some tab items not firing tap event on sharpnado tabs

Asked 2022-Jan-03 at 00:46

I'm using "Sharpnado Tabs" and having problem in firing tap event in middle "BottomTabItems". I have 5 bottom tabs as you can see the attached photo and the areas outlined with black is firing tap event and changing the views accordingly. However, the areas marked with white, is not doing anything.

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The 5 tabs are spread evenly across the bottom panel. I have set the middle tabs' background to red to see the area they cover and where the touch is working. Setting InputTransparent="true" removes the touch event from the whole area of the tab.

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Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 00:46

The problem is caused by Scale attribute. Unfortunately, that scales the entire tab area, not just the circle button. At Scale=2, half of each of the surrounding buttons are blocked by an invisible expanded tab rectangle (that surrounds the middle tab button).

As you discovered, at Scale=2.5, more than half of the surrounding tabs are invisibly blocked.

I did not find any way to work around this bug. (Other than not using Scale - but then the button is either too small or not a circle, depending on values you use for ButtonCircleSize and CornerRadius.)

I recommend raising this as an issue at github Sharpnado.Tabs issue.

If you do, include a link in that issue to this SO Q&A. And add a link to bottom of your question to that issue - so people can track progress.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70531170

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