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I have recently discovered many free QR creators expire the generated QR codes after a period of time. If I install the qr4office add-in to Microsoft, will the QR codes I generate eventually expire?
I want the QR code to be static.
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I'm developing a system which requires to scan qr code.
I have a USB barcode scanner (which can scan barcode and qr code; I tried it and its working in notepad).
Now I want the scanned qr code to be input in textbox in windows form in visual studio.
Any code will help since I don't know what to do.
I am building a kiosk application using webkitgtk on the raspberry pi 4.
This application will not be connected to the internet and all the html,css, javascript for the UI are all located on the local filesystem.
I am using buildroot to setup the Linux system, starting with the pi 4 defconfig provided in buildroot.
I have enabled all the packages needed to get webkitgtk running.
Also, the kiosk application has been tested on my desktop, using the same software stack and it works
However, when i try to launch the application on the raspberry pi, a blank page pops up. I have played around with the WebKitWebSettings object associated with my WebKitWebView by enabling local file access. It still shows up a blank screen.
Also included in my pi4 application bundle is a simple gtk3+ application. This launches successfully!
I will really appreciate some pointers as to why this is happening as i have sort of reached a dead end
UPDATE
I enabled the MiniBrowser app that comes with the Webkitgtk package.
Entering the local url, The page does not load. It only gives me a message at the top saying "Successfully downloaded".
It seems to be treating my input as a download
UPDATE 2
After some more experimenting, i was finally able to get webkitgtk working on the pi 4.
The problem seems to originate from using the webkit_web_view_load_uri() api.
It does not seem to recognize my html document as a web page.
I got around it using the webkit_web_view_load_html() call. This included some hacks by first reading in the contents of the html doc into a character buffer, and passing it to webkit_web_view_load_html().
You also have to provide a base path to this function call to be able to resolve all the urls (scripts, css, images etc) in your html document.
Another problem i haven't been able to work around is, SVG images are not loading in webkitgtk. I have used jpg formats and they work. I suspect this my be due to a configuration switch in building webkigtk
It's hard for me to figure out what might be happening without having access to your environment and settings. My gut feeling is that pages are showing blank because perhaps some shared libraries are missing. You can check that with:
$ ldd WebKitBuild/GTK/Release/bin/MiniBrowser
I am using buildroot to setup the Linux system, starting with the pi 4 defconfig provided in buildroot.
There's a buildroot repository for building WPE for RPi. WPE (WebPlatform for Embeded) is like WebKitGTK but doesn't depend on GTK toolkit. Another important difference is that WPE runs natively on Wayland.
If you're interested in having a webapp embedded in a browser running in a device with limited capabilities, WPE is a better choice than WebKitGTK. The buildroot repo for building WPE for RPi is here:
https://github.com/WebPlatformForEmbedded/buildroot
There's is also this very interesting step-by-step guide on how to build WPE for RPi3:
https://samdecrock.medium.com/building-wpe-webkit-for-raspberry-pi-3-cdbd7b5cb362
I'm not sure whether the buildroot recipe would work for RPi4. It seems to work for all previous versions, so you might be stepping in new land if you try to build WPE on RPi4.
If you have an RPi3 available I'd try to build WPE for RPi3 first, and make sure that works. Then try for RPi4.
I have been developing a Win application that uses 3 Azure Kinects. Since there is no C# wrapper available yet, I made a C++ app that does what I need and the C# app just grabs its output files.
I now need to figure out which camera is which. In the C# app I can get the windows device id in a form similar to
\\.\USB#VID_045E&PID_097C#001007692912#{A5DCBF10-6530-11D2-901F-00C04FB951ED}
However the C API for the Kinect only provides ways to get the serial number of the device.
I tried to dig into the API, since I'm sure it must be somewhere in the code but, due to my limited C skills, I got lost pretty quickly.
Anybody with the same issue or can help?
Thanks,
Guido
The SDK is designed to use serial number specifically to determine which device or devices you are connected to. If you are just trying to use 2 Kinects with 2 instances of your C# then you will need to open devices until you find the serial number you are looking for. If you are trying to use multiple devices in a master/subordinate configuration then you can query for jack state to determine if you have connected to one or the other.
Also please be aware that we just released our own C# wrapper for the SDK. Checkout https://github.com/microsoft/Azure-Kinect-Sensor-SDK/issues/608 and https://microsoft.github.io/Azure-Kinect-Sensor-SDK/master/namespace_microsoft_1_1_azure_1_1_kinect_1_1_sensor.html for more details.
I've developed a model in xcos in scilab and I'd like to generate the C/C++ code of this model so that I can deploy it in embedded system.
However the issue is that the Code generating item in Tools menu is disabled. I guess it means I don't have the tool which converts the graphical model into code. I'm running linux.
Could you please help me with finding the plugin to generate the code?
You might have already done it, but would be useful for others.
The answer is X2C software, can be downloaded from - http://www.mechatronic-simulation.org/download/
Download the zip file, unzip it and navigate to "X2Copen-v1028-2016-09-10\X2C\System\Scilab\Scripts" and run the file "setup.sce" from scilab console.
You can run this file just by drag and drop to scilab console.
Start XCOS from scilab and create your model, then press "Start communicator" and "Transform model and push to communicator". You will see a dialog box for connection configuration, choose appropriate and download.
I have 2 file signing cards with the same "sponsor" (obviously, the actual "signer" is different between the 2). Until quite recently, I've only been using the one but today I tried using the other. I built my application and signed it using the same process I always use and I downloaded both the .out and the .p7s files the same way I always do, but when the download finishes, I get an error message about the signature not matching.
I was pretty sure that you could use 2 different signing cards as long as the sponsor was the same between them. Am I wrong? What am I missing?
For the record:
This is for a Vx520
My terminal is on the latest OS
I have verified that the sponsor certificate name on the terminal's boot up screen matches the sponsor cert name in the signing tool's diagnostics menu
My terminal also has VMAC and CommServer, but no other programs on it (besides the one I built and am trying to download and run)
When the file signing tool runs, it generates the .p7s file, which is always required, but it also generates a file Certif.crt. This file is not necessary to download to the terminal if you are only using a single signing card, but if you use a second card, you MUST download it along with the .p7s. From what I can tell, this .crt file is what the terminal uses to determine that the sponsors are the same. Once I downloaded the .crt file along with everything else, it worked.
Side note: The tool also generates a SponsorCertif.crt file. I'm not using that nor do I know what scenarios would require it... If you know, please comment below.