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navigateToPage and waitForAngular return promises. A promise needs to be resolved. So when you call them use await

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A JGraphT graph consists of vertex and edge objects. When importing a graph from a text file, the importer must somehow create vertex objects for every vertex it encounters in the text file. These objects must be of the same type you defined in the graph. To generate these objects, JGraphT uses vertex suppliers.

Various examples of how to use the CSV importer can be found in the corresponding test class CSVImporterTest.

There are two different ways to create a graph with a vertex supplier. Either you use the GraphTypeBuilder, or you use one of the graph constructors. Here's an example for a directed graph.

Many users are affected, I recommend you to "star" the issue to increase visibility and hopefully accelerate the process.

This has to do with Routed Events. Unlike with normal events, a routed event can be marked as handled, after which no further handlers for that event will be called.

MouseDown and MouseMove are bubbling routed events, meaning they start at the deepest elements (the ones inside the button) and then "bubble" their way up, through their parents, toward the Window. Any parent can register a handler for these events and it will be called when the event reaches that parent's level. However if any child marks the event as handled, the event will never reach the parent and the parent's handler will never be called.

This is what's happening here. Button has a handler for MouseDown internally. When Button decides it has been clicked, it raises its own Click event and marks MouseDown as handled. Button also seems to handle MouseMove, but only while a click is in progress. This is why your event handlers don't get called during a left-click, because left-click triggers a "click" which ends up handling those events before they make it out of the Button.

PreviewMouseDown and PreviewMouseMove, on the other hand, are both tunneling routed events, meaning they start from the broadest parent (the Window) and work their way inwards toward the exact point of the cursor. Tunneling events happen before bubbling events; the mouse input first tunnels in toward the cursor, then bubbles back up.

If you attach event handlers to PreviewMouseDown and PreviewMouseMove instead of MouseDown and MouseMove, you will see all the mouse input you expect.

Funny side note: you can actually play the same trick on Button that Button is playing on you. If you mark PreviewMouseDown as handled before it gets inside the Button, then it will never raise its Click event.

I got it. I was close with the translation. To translate / typecast the object to what you are working with I needed to use the following line:

i did not find, but i think is better not save.

You need to call sendEmail() function from csv_import() function :

You have to make sure your Excel file has name in header. Also, you can acheive the same with just