I am using Oracle APEX 20.2. I saw the following line of code apex.region( "myGridRegion" ).widget().interactiveGrid( "getActions" ).invoke( "selection-add-row" ); in the documentation. It passes selection-add-row to invoke() method as a parameter. I need to know what other parameters does invoke() accept? And how to know them? Is there a way to know what parameters a method accepts i.e writing something in the browser's console?
I suggest you write:
apex.region( "myGridRegion" ).widget().interactiveGrid( "getActions" )
as
apex.region( "myGridRegion" ).call( "getActions" )
This should return an Actions object. From here you can call list() to get a list of all actions:
apex.region( "myGridRegion" ).call( "getActions" ).list()
The "selection-add-row" is an "Action" in the "interactiveGrid" widget. The available actions are documented in the widget documentation
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How to call sink->imbue for text file sink when using init_from_settings?
I checked the source code and didn't find a way to re-access those sinks.
Seems that register_sink_factory is the extension, but the default factories are all in init_from_settings.cpp, so I'm not able to use an a decorator pattern to implement it easily.
I tried was set global locale, but it breaks RotationSize param (which doesn't accept int with decimal point)
Another way is:
auto previousLocale = std::locale::global(boost::locale::generator()("zh_CN.UTF-8"));
logging::init_from_settings(settings);
logging::add_common_attributes();
std::locale::global(previousLocale);
Any better ideas?
You can register a sink factory that will configure the sink the way you need. You can find an example here.
I am using the following:
let box = bootbox.dialog({title:'',message:''});
box.find('.bootbox-body').remove();
Blaze.renderWithData(template,doc,box.find(".modal-body")[0]);
It renders correctly, but is not reactive.
I suspect I have a problem passing in the doc directly, and have the _id of the doc available.
What should I be passing to renderWithData in order for the result to be reactive?
If in the code before the bootbox you have doc = MyCollection.findOne(...) then doc will be reactive. Otherwise you can pass in the _id and perform the .find() in your template helper (the one you are passing into Blaze.render().
I found my solution.
Instead of
let doc = MyCollection.findOne({_id});
Blaze.renderWithData(template,doc,box.find(".modal-body")[0]);
Or
Blaze.renderWithData(template,MyCollection.findOne({_id}),box.find(".modal-body")[0]);
I switched to
Blaze.renderWithData(template,function(){
MyCollection.findOne({_id})
},box.find(".modal-body")[0]);
This now makes the dialog reactive.
i am new to win api ,this is what i was using in my code
SINK_ENTRY_EX(1, DIID_DWebBrowserEvents2, DISPID_DOCUMENTCOMPLETE, OnDocumentComplete)
this is perfectly working
note :
OnDocumentComplete-function pointer
DISPID_DOCUMENTCOMPLETE --display id (call the function pointed by function pointer when this event occur)
i just tried the below one which will call the event on changing status bar of browser hide or appear but its not working .
SINK_ENTRY_EX(1, DIID_DWebBrowserEvents2, DISPID_ONSTATUSBAR,OnDocumentComplete)
can any body tell me what's wrong with this?
The input parameters of the OnDocumentComplete and OnStatusBar events are different. You can't use the same function for both events.
Remy your correct i got the below link which helps me to find what function signature to be used for which event not much detail but signature of function
http://code.ohloh.net/file?fid=OqcwL0bIw3vC9ejiHfbJrKc1E_M&cid=0W4KUpSYxGo&s=&browser=Default#L0
So, I'm experimenting with Webkit GTK DOM functions. It's pretty straightforward, except for one thing: there's a useful part of the API called the WebKitDOMTreeWalker which, I assume, lets you walk over each node in the DOM, just like the TreeWalker object in Javascript.
Now, in Javascript a TreeWalker is created by calling:
document.createTreeWalker(root, nodesToShow, filter, entityExpandBol)
So, in WebKit GTK, there is an obvious counterpart in the API - a function called webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker. The function signature is:
WebKitDOMTreeWalker* webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker(WebKitDOMDocument* self, WebKitDOMNode* root, gulong what_to_show, WebKitDOMNodeFilter* filter, gboolean expand_entity_references, GError **error);
So creating a TreeWalker with WebKit GTK seems pretty straightforward - except for one big problem: the fourth argument in the webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker expects a filter object, that is, it wants an instance of WebKitDOMNodeFilter. Well, the Javascript function also takes a filter, but you can pass null if you don't want to use a filter. With the Webkit API, passing NULL doesn't work. If you call:
WebKitDOMTreeWalker* walker = webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker(doc, root, SHOW_ALL, NULL, false, err)
You get the error message:
** (webkit:3367): CRITICAL : WebKitDOMTreeWalker* webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker(WebKitDOMDocument*,
WebKitDOMNode*, gulong, WebKitDOMNodeFilter*, gboolean, GError):
assertion `filter' failed
So, the WebKit API won't accept a NULL pointer for the filter argument. Evidently you need to pass an instance of a WebKitDOMNodeFilter. Okay, again - this wouldn't be a problem either, except I've searched far and wide through the WebKit API, as well as Google, and I can't find anyway to create a WebKitDOMNodeFilter object! The header file for WebKitDOMNodeFilter.h doesn't expose any constructor for WebKitDOMNodeFilter. It seems like the API doesn't ever expose anyway to actually construct a WebKitDOMNodeFilter object at all.
Yet... the API exposes many functions (like webkit_dom_document_create_tree_walker, and webkit_dom_document_create_node_iterator) which require a WebKitDOMNodeFilter. So... is the API just incomplete right now? Or, is there some way to create a Filter object which I'm just not seeing?
Can you try casting your null to the WebKitDOMNodeFilter type by calling
WEBKIT_DOM_NODE_FILTER(null)?
I want to call java function from c++ which takes multiple parameters , I have tried following statement
mid=env->GetMethodID(JDeployerClass,"deploy","(Ljava/io/File;,Lorg/glassfish/api/deployment/DeployCommandParameters;)Ljava/lang/String;");
But its not working out, is there anything wrong with above statement?, What is the correct way to get method id which accepts multiple parameters ?
The signature is likely wrong.
Try the following signature: (Ljava/io/File;Lorg/glassfish/api/deployment/DeployCommandParameters;)Ljava/lang/String;
which corresponds to the following Java method:
String deploy(File f, DeployCommandParameters p);