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Because, inherently, this is a media foundation source reader issue. If you take the same file, and try to read it via source reader (IMFSourceReader) on a Windows 10 machine, it reads "randomly" and quits. Try MFCopy with this file and you will see it fail. The same code (MFCopy) will read the file fine on Windows 8.1 and print out proper ...
In addition to run your C++ programs with Debug -> Start without debugging, you could try to run your code in a command windows to check if the issue still persists. Besides, I suggest you could have a try with the following steps: open your installer -> More-> Repair. Hope above will help you and any feedback will be expected. Best Regards, Anna
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The problem is indeed with how the command is executed. Output parameters and return values are sent by the server at the end of the batch results, so are not populated back into the SqlParameter objects until the reader is completely consumed or closed.
What happens is that the bold code appears on screen. This is my code: myTBlock = New TextBlock my TBlock.Height = 40 my TBlock.Width = 75 my TBlock.Foreground = brushblue my TBlock.FontSize = 28 my TBlock.FontFamily = New FontFamily("Segoe UI Symbol") my TBlock.Text = "" GridMain.Children.Add( my TBlock)
I 'm looking to change the Visibility property of a column of a datagrid in code behind. I ' m now using the following code . dataGrid1.Columns(14).Visibility = Visibility.Visible. That works, but I looking for a solution to work with the columns name instead of the column's index. Kind regards, Philip
If you want to go for the specific letters though, you should prefer the W versions (LoadLibraryW etc.) I know on Linux there is better UTF-8 support, but because of history and everything Windows really only supports UTF-16 on the API level where the functions that take char * only support code page strings.