Does anyone know how to remove overloads in the quick info popup for vscode? If I hover over a function with no overloads, it shows the comment description I wrote for the function using /**. But if I hover over…
I'm publishing an app created using the ASP.NET Core React.js template to Azure App Service. However, after publishing, I can see all the source code in the browser without any obfuscation or other protective measures. I haven't made any changes…
What is the difference in C# lambda when the curly braces are used and when not? I am working on a project and we have the following piece of code: public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app) { ... //some other code goes…
I'm a new in asp.net and web in general and I would like to know if there is any way to load bootstrap modal using asp.net controllers only? For example: partial view html named /View/Project/Edit.cshtml: @model Project <div class="modal fade"…
Why do I get this error in the QML code: ReferenceError: m_jsonDocStr is not defined, even if m_jsonDocStr is specified here in the C++ code: Q_PROPERTY(QString m_jsonDocStr READ jsonDocToStr WRITE setJsonDocStr NOTIFY jsonDocStrChanged) And why the QmlLink.open() C++ function is…
I am developing web api for work with files. I am trying to download file from azure blob storage and return it as response. For development api I using FastEndpoints. On SO I found out that the best option is…
I'm new to ASP.NET Core Web API and I don't know if this is a simple one but: I'm working on an ASP.NET Core Web API project and I need to add a new table to the database. There are…
I am trying to deserialize the response from the SteamAPI in C# .NET 7. I make the REST request via RestSharp and save the content as a file. Later I load the file and want to deserialize it to search…
I am trying to convert an XML to JSON without changing the datatypes but it is always returning the string value. I have tried different ways to convert with proper data types. Below is my source XML and expected JSON…
I'm trying to print wchar_t string to terminal but the string doesn't show up or it appears as unreadable characters. I tried on XUbuntu 22.04 and gcc (Ubuntu 11.3.0-1ubuntu1~22.04.1) 11.3.0 and you can see the sample code here, #include <stdio.h>…