humanizer | Very simple captcha with Rails 3 & 4 & 5 support | Form library

Here how to use MetricNumeralFormats for your case:

I resolved the issue with the workaround.

1. I removed from Nuget all Humanize packages.
2. Follow to the packages directory: C:\Users\USERNAME\.nuget\packages
3. Need to copy files Humanize dll's from next's folders:

• humanizer.core\2.8.26\lib\netstandard2.0 (Humanizer.dll, Humanizer.xml)
• humanizer.core.ru\2.8.26\lib\netstandard2.0 (copy folder "ru" with file - ru\Humanizer.resources.dll)

1. Into my project folder I created CommonResources folder. Then I created Humanize folder into CommonResources and pasted 2 files and "ru" folder to my Humanize.

1. Add references to PCL project yourProject.csproj file on these dll's.

SUCCESS! I got it to work as follows:

1.) I discovered that setting Linking to "Sdk and User Assemblies" got the app to build OK, but then, when it ran, the user interface didn't behave well.

2.) So then, I added to my "Skip Linking" list, the name of my main Xamarin.Forms shared-code project.

And, thank goodness, that got it to build and run cleanly!

Naturally, immediately after posting, I found the answer.

Despite the message:

You can inherit from the InputBase class and handle the bound values with some additional properties.

In this example I did not use the 'code behind' approach although it will look more or less the same.

The component is in a file named NullableBoolCheckBox.razor

You may want to have a look at messageformat and it's nuget package MessageFormat.

Messageformat is a mechanism for handling both pluralization and gender in your applications. It can also lead to much better translations, as it's designed to support all the languages included in the Unicode CLDR.

I have not used it in a while, but it looked solid.

Get project dependency DLL's in package folder from package.json

Actually, I am confused why you get a targetframework="247". I wonder if it is changed by yourself.

So please run update-package -reinstall under Tools-->NuGet Package Manager-->Package Manager Console to reinstall your nuget and dependencies.

targetframework in packages.config file means the framework version of your current project. It refers to the framework version of your current project. Install these nuget packages into the project under this framework version.

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Please note that:

When the nuget package install its dependencies, it is pursuing the rule Nearest wins. It will install the dependency which is nearer to the project's framework version.

You can check this document about how NuGet resolves package dependencies.

For an example, if your project is target to netframework4.7.2 and has dependencies like netframework 4.7.1 and netframework 4.6.2, it will install the version of the dependency net framework4.7.1 that is closest to the main project net472.

As your description, Humanizer.Core has dependency like net standard 1.0 and netstandard 2.0,

Also as this document said,

The minimum version supported by net standard 1.0 is net framework 4.5 and the minimum version supported by net standard 2.0 is net standard 4.6.1.

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If net framework 4.5 <= your main project framework version < net framework 4.6.1.

The nuget package will install the dependency of net standard 1.0.

If net framework 4.6.1 <= your main project framework version, the nuget package will install the dependency of net standard 2.0.

If you have a newer version dependency and it is compatible with your main project, it will install the latest version.

Besides, you can upload your project and check on the hintpath of the xxx.csproj file to see which version of the dependency the project used.

If your project targets to >=net framework 4.6.1, it will install the net standard 2.0 dependency.

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Test

And you can just create two projects which target to Net Framework4.5.2 and Net Framework 4.7.2 respectively. And then install this package in these two projects to see the behavior.

Using your minimum example:

The problem is, that MyPy infers a type that is too narrow, namely List[int] and List[float] where it then can't infer the type List of something for numeric_list. In general, there are problems with containers and static type safety when you put in different things. E.g., you put in a float and an integer, so how would the static analysis know what you are taking out? See Docs on Variance

But you can declare a more generic type, using Union types, to declare that it may contain several types.