cspp | A Tool for the Correlates of State Policy Project Data | Graph Database library

Based on @marapet's answer, I created a script and I thought maybe others would benefit from having a copy. It's also in Snap! C++ as clean-dependencies.gvpr.

When you visit the bar charts reference you can read the following:"By default, multiple bars occupying the same x position will be stacked atop one another by position_stack(). (...) Finally, position_fill() shows relative proportions at each x by stacking the bars and then standardising each bar to have the same height."

Delete the position = "fill" argument and it should show a "count" legend instead of a percentage.

I see to problems with your URL. You must ensure that

• the URL is of the form http://server/<...>/wopi/files/(file_id) (so drop the /contents part - WOPI client will call the /contents endpoint automatically when necessary)
• the WOPISrc parameter value is encoded to a URL-safe string

More info here and here.

The linker is pretty confounded by what you are trying to do, so its diagnostic is not stellar. A common issue in C++/CLI code is that it may encounter the same ref class declaration in multiple object files. Caused by the #include directive. Not something that ever happens in C#, the partial keyword is resolved at compile-time.

The linker has to do something about it, it needs to filter down these duplicates to a single definition that it can emit in the metadata. It performs a test to ensure that the class definition are exactly the same. LNK2022 when they are not. Common causes for that is a macro or different compile options.

But in this case the duplicates came from the C# and the C++/CLI declarations. Abandon all hope, that will never be a match. The extern keyword does not do what you think it does, it is a directive for the jitter and tells it that it needs to find the function elsewhere. Not a lot of other places it knows about, nor is it extensible, limited to functions that the CLR implements, [DllImport] declarations and COM interop.

There is no mechanism at all in metadata that resembles partial. You'll have to consider getting ahead with the normal boring way you'd do this in .NET, inheritance and polymorphism. The C++/CLI class can use the C# class as its base and the C# class can be abstract.