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Difference between revisions of "Version 3.6 (WinX)"


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* It is now possible to persist the scroll position of a ListView when browsing through the content hierarchy. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.
 
* It is now possible to persist the scroll position of a ListView when browsing through the content hierarchy. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.
 
* The element in the middle of the screen within a !ListView is memorised. With this information the scroll position is memorised. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.
 
* The element in the middle of the screen within a !ListView is memorised. With this information the scroll position is memorised. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.
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=== Bug fixes ===
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* Fixed an issue when clicking on ListViewItem in ZoomedOutListView it does not navigate, when clicking on the right side of the object
  
 
= Build History =
 
= Build History =

Revision as of 07:58, 3 July 2019

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Initial Release

New features

  • Position and Orientation information of seperate source systems (GPS, Compass, AR-Markers, etc.) are now combined based on their probabilistic error levels using an Extended Kalman Filter.
  • It is now possible to persist the scroll position of a ListView when browsing through the content hierarchy. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.
  • The element in the middle of the screen within a !ListView is memorised. With this information the scroll position is memorised. But the ListView does need an unique identifying name (x:name) to work properly. Furthermore, if list elements depend on other UI-elements those have to be created above the ListView in the XAML.


Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue when clicking on ListViewItem in ZoomedOutListView it does not navigate, when clicking on the right side of the object

Build History