I am wondering is there any way I can have an about dialog like it was in eclipse 3.x.I remember it was not supported in e4 but with release of neon whether about dialog is migrated to e4.Any help on this will be appreciated..
There is no change in the status of the About dialog in e4 for Eclipse Neon.
You can code a simple about dialog yourself which should be invoked from a handler for the org.eclipse.ui.help.aboutAction command (required to make About work properly on macOS).
It is not likely that support for things like the Installation Details will ever be added to core e4. Not least because this requires the p2 install code which is optional for an e4 RCP.
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I embedded Geckofx 33 in my winform application, but that version is too old for what i have to do, so i would like to figure out with the latest version of gecko embedding it in a winform.
Is this a way to do this with the latest version of gecko??
And if yes, does the latest version support the mp3/mp4?
Thanks
At this point no, there is not a way to use gecko 45. There have been substantial changes since 33 that require some work before we can move forward. However there are plans to start work on 45 this month. If you sign in to https://bitbucket.org/geckofx/, you can follow the project and should get a notification when 45 is added.
I am writing GUI code using PyQt4, as a cross platform library.
On both Windows and x86 Linux everything works fine, but when running on ARM, I'm getting strange behavior. The one I'm trying to tackle now is the fact that dialogs on this platform appear without a caption, which is a little irritating. This is true for both custom and standard dialogs.
Does any one have experience with how to resolve this?
After I noticed that this effect also occurs in non PyQt windows, I looked and eventually traced the problem to the window manager (in this case fvwm)
The solution was to add the following line to the configuration:
Style * DecorateTransient
I'm trying to make a project according to the spec
but the dialogs seem to have changed completely in version 12.
I don't nearly get similar dialogs in Nios 2 IDE v12.
This is what I search:
This is what I get, and nothing leads to a dialog like in the spec:
How do I find the system library properties in version 12?
What if you select File->New->Project ? I'm on NIOS2IDE 12.0 and that seems to work.
Next dialog shows this, where I specify the location of the already existent BSP.
Then select Your BSP (left column, right click)->NIOS2->BSP Editor
I've seen a lot of console apps (that run on windows) having some dialog boxes and widgets inside them. Say for example:
A there are a lot more. Now my question: Is there any library (in C) for creating dialogs and widgets in a Win32 Console App?
UPDATE: Seen pdcurses, but it lacks libraries from the real ncurses library like menu.h and form.h. So ss there any other that is easy to use?
Thanks a bunch! :)
you can use ncurses, please check the following question from stackoverflow.com:
Is ncurses available for windows?
there is also PDCurses that support Win32
you can also use the old library Turbo vision, I have never tested it on win32.
The cygwin suite should contain a complete port of ncurses.
if you ou can get hold of an old borland C/C++ (v3.1 if I remember correctly or 6.0, I guess the former version). It has a framework to get just the same that you showed in your picture.
I have a WPF 4 application running on Windows XP. When I run Snoop, it picks up the application, however when I click on "Snoop this application" nothing happens. Also when I click on the magnifying glass nothing happens.
Any ideas?
If you are running your application in administrator mode then Snoop will not work unless you don't run your Snoop in administrator mode , so better check what privilege you have given to Snoop.
The new version of Snoop supports WPF 4 (http://www.cplotts.com/2010/02/14/snoop-now-supports-wpf-4-0/).
Which version are you using?
The latest and greatest version of Snoop is always available at http://snoopwpf.codeplex.com.
One thing to note is that the source code (available for download) is usually somewhat out of date ... as compared to the released bits which you can download an installer for. That is, I don't release Snoop for every fix/change I make.
For example, the currently released version is v2.6.0 ... but I have 9 work items marked for v2.6.1. Check out the Issue Tracker for more info on what is in each version.
I have had the same problem, but only with the msi (the installer). So, I downloaded the source code and rebuilt Snoop on my machine, and after this, it all works fine.