Hi Quentin--
I got Multip'Timer from the Windows Store. I use it to track my billable contract programming time. Thank you.
I had difficulty editing the Stopwatch title. It would not change when you clicked the checkmark after making the change. I discovered that pressing {Tab} before clicking the checkmark solves the problem.
I want to learn UWP so I downloaded the source from GitHub. A simple change will fix the above problem:
Simply add AllowFocusOnInteraction="true" to ModifTitreButton.
Another simple change that prevents the chrono display from jumping is to set the alignment to Left instead of Center.
I made a number of other changes, such as confirmation dialogs for deleting or resetting stopwatches.
I had to make my own solution/project and add your source files to it. I could not get your solution to load or compile.
If you would like my changes I will send you my solution. Please advise.
Thanks,
Dennis Hevener
Hi Quentin--
I got Multip'Timer from the Windows Store. I use it to track my billable contract programming time. Thank you.
I had difficulty editing the Stopwatch title. It would not change when you clicked the checkmark after making the change. I discovered that pressing {Tab} before clicking the checkmark solves the problem.
I want to learn UWP so I downloaded the source from GitHub. A simple change will fix the above problem:
Simply add AllowFocusOnInteraction="true" to ModifTitreButton.
Another simple change that prevents the chrono display from jumping is to set the alignment to Left instead of Center.
I made a number of other changes, such as confirmation dialogs for deleting or resetting stopwatches.
I had to make my own solution/project and add your source files to it. I could not get your solution to load or compile.
If you would like my changes I will send you my solution. Please advise.
Thanks,
Dennis Hevener