Latest Contributions by RichardMcGough

If I set a refresh interval on a feature layer, any selected feature becomes unselected when the layer refreshes. This appears to be a new bug in ArcGISRuntime 100.3. It doesn't happen in version 100.2.  The attached repro sample has two buttons. One to create a feature if there aren't any already on the layer, and one to select a feature. Click "Select Feature" and then click on a feature. It should show a blue highlight which will then disappear in a few seconds when the layer refreshes if it is using version 100.3. The selection remains unaffected when using version 100.2.   Note: You will have to add the ESRI.ArcGISRuntime.WPF NuGet package to the project. I removed it to reduce the size of the file.  ... View more

We create a CompositeSymbol using two symbols, a SimpleMarkerSymbol for the background and a PictureMarkerSymbol created from a RuntimeImage as follows: SimpleMarkerSymbol background = new SimpleMarkerSymbol() { Color = this.BackgroundColor, Style = SimpleMarkerSymbolStyle.Circle, Size = this.Size }; ImageSource img = new BitmapImage(new Uri(@"pack://application:,," + this.IconPath, UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute)); RuntimeImage runtimeimage = await img.ToRuntimeImageAsync(); PictureMarkerSymbol picsymbol = new PictureMarkerSymbol(runtimeimage) { Height = this.Size, Width = this.Size }; CompositeSymbol composite = new CompositeSymbol(); composite.Symbols.Add(background); composite.Symbols.Add(picsymbol); We save this symbol in a dictionary so we can reuse it rather than creating a new one each time it is needed. There appears to be some kind of race condition that causes the ArcGISRuntime to hang about 33% of the time we run the attached sample application. Pausing the Debugger during the hang shows that the application has stopped after the sample code attempts to add the graphic to the GraphicsOverlay: this.m_Overlay.Graphics.Add(cg); The call stack shows that the execution stopped in this method:   Esri.ArcGISRuntime.dll!RuntimeCoreNet.GeneratedWrapper.CoreVector.Insert( ....) When running the attached sample, you must restart it between tests. It usually only takes two or three attempts before it hangs.  Is there something wrong with this approach to caching CompositeImages, or is it a bug in the ArcGISRuntime? Please let me know if there is a better approach or a workaround. Caching the images is important because we use thousands of them they take a lot of overhead to create (in our real app the background is a more complicated bitmap). Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks! ... View more