I'm currently working on an application that one of the availabe function will be that a file is downloaded on the device and then opened, only when their is an application that can open it.
I have been browsing the API / Q&A / Google and couldn't find anything useful.
Anyone have a suggestion how to do this?
Thank you!
You can do it using property while you open file add that name in your List and set it into array while you close that window remove from List and set your array into property.
var objFileArray = Ti.App.Properties.getList('fileArray',[]);
objFileArray.push('File1');
Ti.App.Properties.setList('fileArray', objFileArray);
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So what I am trying to do is instantiating a .obj file locally stored on the device AFTER BUILD. I have searched for hours but in vain...
I already managed to make a file explorer in unity, which returns the URL of the selected .obj file. Then I use WWW(string url) load the object.
WWW bundleRequest = new WWW(#"file://" + pathName);
To this point, everything is perfect.
And here is my question: Is there a way to convert the text of the file, so bundleRequest.text to an instantiable GameObject AFTER BUILD? Through any means possible: APIs, extensions, etc.
Thank you in advance
This asset has helped me before, Runtime OBJ Importer, it's free too!
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/modeling/runtime-obj-importer-49547
I have a problem with listing/showing Folders created within Adam's File Library?
I have dowloaded Adam 2.0 tutorial from your site
I can't get them listed even in downloaded template and example "Another one rides the bus". If I change template view "Adam example with groups (folders) I don't see any image at all.
I tried adding #screenshots.Folders.Count but I get value 0 even there are already 2 non-empty folders created in given example gallery.
For #screenshots.Files.Count I get 4 which is correct value for a root level.
I get no other errors.
Thanks!
I'm not sure if those examples are all still current. But if you check out the latest Blueimp that may help. See https://2sxc.org/en/apps/app/blueimp-gallery-slider-4-0-with-koi-bootstrap-3-and-4.
In short:
I'm new to VisualStudio Extensibility and my goal is to create an extension with a ToolWindow (which already works) showing different views for each context of a VisualStudio solution, i. e. a view for the solution, a view for a project etc.. The window should be opened by clicking on a context menu entry in the context menus of the Solution Explorer, Class View, Object Browser and (ideally) any other window showing contents like projects, namespaces, classes etc..
After searching I found a lot of information, but for some points I couldn't find very helpful information. How do I ...
... create a context menu item for the VisualStudio views?
... get the currently open solution as an instance in code?
... get the projects of the solution and their contens as instances in code?
... add/remove items to/from a solution/project/class/... in code?
... react to selection changes in the Solution Explorer?
What I've done, so far:
I read the docs for Starting to Develop Visual Studio Extensions and downloaded the VSSDK-Extensibility-Samples. Especially the WPF_Toolwindow example was interesting for my purposes, so I built and ran it, which was successful, so far. Another interesting sample would have been the WPFDesigner_XML, but it always throws a NullReferenceException, so I decided to stick with the former ToolWindow, which is completely fine, for now.
Furtermore, I tried to understand the example by having a close look at each file in the project, running it in the debugger and analyzing what happened. I'm confident I understood it, but am also open for corrections of my possibly misguided thoughts following.
Now, I have created a new project, based on the WPF_Toolwindow sample, renamed and adapted to my needs (basically, I created new GUIDs, renamed the namespaces and removed things I won't use). This extension still works in the debugger. I even uninstalled everything from the experimental instance and debugged the extension from scratch.
What I try to achieve:
Have the ToolWindow load a specific view/viewmodel, when the selection changes in the Solution Explorer (or any other VisualStudio view). Alternatively, there should be a context menu item for every node's context menu in the Solution Explorer tree (or any other VisualStudio view).
Get the currently open solution, the containing projects and basically everything from the Solution Explorer's content as instances processable in my viewmodel. I need to properly add/remove
classes/structs/enums to/from
a folder in a project
a namespace
properties/fields to/from a class/struct
Generate code based on information of the solution and add the file properly to a project.
Does anyone know of examples for something like this or can anyone give me some hints, where I can find further information? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
(1) The items already have a context menu and I want to add a new command to this menu.
if you want to add a sub menu to the context menu, the following link provide a complete sample
https://github.com/visualstudioextensibility/VSX-Samples/tree/master/CommandSubmenu
(3) Yes, basically adding a file to a project without manually manipulating the project file would be nice.
You can add the file to project via Project.ProjectItems.AddFromFile, and the following provide a sample for your reference.
https://www.mztools.com/Articles/2014/MZ2014009.aspx
Update:
I select a project and a similar event is fired. Are there such events I can subscribe to?
You could use IVsMonitorSelection to implement. here is the code which retrieve related project path for your reference.
IntPtr hierarchyPointer, selectionContainerPointer;
Object selectedObject = null;
IVsMultiItemSelect multiItemSelect;
uint projectItemId;
IVsMonitorSelection monitorSelection =
(IVsMonitorSelection)Package.GetGlobalService(
typeof(SVsShellMonitorSelection));
monitorSelection.GetCurrentSelection(out hierarchyPointer,
out projectItemId,
out multiItemSelect,
out selectionContainerPointer);
IVsHierarchy selectedHierarchy = Marshal.GetTypedObjectForIUnknown(
hierarchyPointer,
typeof(IVsHierarchy)) as IVsHierarchy;
if (selectedHierarchy != null)
{
ErrorHandler.ThrowOnFailure(selectedHierarchy.GetProperty(
projectItemId,
(int)__VSHPROPID.VSHPROPID_ExtObject,
out selectedObject));
}
Project selectedProject = selectedObject as Project;
string projectPath = selectedProject.FullName;
For more information about the usage, please refer to:
https://www.mztools.com/articles/2007/mz2007024.aspx
I'm trying to write a wpf with webrtc support. The access to the camera works but the display of the <video> from the page doesn't. Can anyone help?
You can do something like this:
var cefSettings = new CefSettings();
cefSettings.CefCommandLineArgs.Add("enable-media-stream", "enable-media-stream");
Cef.Initialize(cefSettings);
This has the same effect as passing the command line argument
I assume you want to display video from your camera via WebRTC so I think it requires a call to .getUserMedia() to get hold of your camera. For that to work you must use CefSharp based on Chromium 30 or later. So either:
Use the latest CefSharp.Wpf NuGet. Right now you need latest -Pre release
or build from source with the current master branch.
I just did a quick test again using CefSharp.MinimalExample so here are the steps:
Make sure your MinimalExample uses Chromium 31 or higher - see this PR - unless it already got merged by the time you are reading this.
In MainView.xaml modify the <cefSharp:WebView Address= /> attribute to "https://simpl.info/getusermedia/sources/index.html"
Build and when running add the --enable-media-stream command line flag.
That's it! With your camera connected and a bit of luck you should see your own face - or whatever the camera points to - on the screen.
Bonus info: Hopefully soon PR #365 can get a bit of extra love to allow for passing flags too and get merged into CefSharp. With that you can set the flag in code instead of having to pass it in as a command line parameter.
The correct code is this
Dim settings As New CefSettings settings.CefCommandLineArgs.Add("--enable-media-stream", "1") CefSharp.Cef.Initialize(settings) settings.CachePath = "cache"
I want to build a context sensitive help for a winforms application, to do this I use a class with a reference to the HelperProvider component, HelpNamespace is set to the index html file and when a form is loaded I register each control in the form to the helperprovider with a topic that I get from a config file :
helpProvider.SetShowHelp(control, true);
helpProvider.SetHelpNavigator(control, helpNavigator);
helpProvider.SetHelpKeyword(control, helpKeyword);
when debugging I am sure that some controls are configured with some topics different from index file but when running and pressing F1 its always the index file (HelpNamespace) that is opened. When using a HelperProvider instance for each control and no single instance for all controls, that works fine!
Why I can't use a single instance of helperProvider for all controls?
You need SetHelpKeyword for each control. A HelpNavigator.TopicId may be useful for a CHM with topic ID's inside.
I'm missing ".Topic" in your code sample above. Try the code below or download a working example from:
http://www.help-info.de/files_download/CSharp2008_CHM.zip
// set F1 help topic for controls on this form
helpProvider1.SetHelpNavigator(this.btnStart, HelpNavigator.Topic);
helpProvider1.SetHelpKeyword(this.btnStart, #"/Garden/flowers.htm");
helpProvider1.SetHelpNavigator(this.btnExit, HelpNavigator.Topic);
helpProvider1.SetHelpKeyword(this.btnExit, #"/Garden/tree.htm");
helpProvider1.SetHelpNavigator(this.chkShowHelpWithNavigationPane, HelpNavigator.Topic);
helpProvider1.SetHelpKeyword(this.chkShowHelpWithNavigationPane, #"/HTMLHelp_Examples/jump_to_anchor.htm#AnchorSample");