I would change the left arrow icon in actionBar in Titanium Appcelerator, the icon visible if the property "displayHomeAsUp" is true. I tried to search on google but no solutions I found, someone can help me? Thanks in advance!
That's a Android system-provided feature that you cannot change.
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I'm porting a MFC application to use the Ribbon UI and MFC feature pack and would like to have a docked horizontal pane that does not include a caption. I'd hope that something like
MyPane.ModifyStyle(WS_CAPTION, 0);
m_pParentFrame->RecalcLayout();
would work, but no joy. FWIW, the docking pane is hosting a wide horizontal dialog docked under the main view and the caption wastes more desktop real estate than I'd like to give away.
Edit: Further googling found a possible solution here: http://www.sibisa.com/remove-hide-title-bar-board-cdockablepane-window/
Edit2: EnableGripper(FALSE) was what was needed, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb984118.aspx
Calling EnableGripper(FALSE) removes the caption.
Can you make Android new Toolbar to be shown with shadow like you could do with the old ActionBar?
Please refer to the image: Left is ActionBar and you can see it looks "floating" with shadow while the right one is ToolBar, how can you show it the same?
Use attibute android:elevetion=4dp on toolbar.
I am following all the instruction from https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/card-design#alert
but the icon displaying in alert dialog is stretched and clipped as shown below:
Please guide how to correct this issue.
Thank you.
Make sure that your icon is in the drawable-hdpi folder of your res directory and not in the plain drawable folder or the folder for a different pixel density.
How to disable and enable the window refresh when click on the top-left app icon?
For example, in window every .exe has a icon in its top-left sign, when we right click on that icon, some application stop refresh its window(For example, if the applicaiton has text-input, when you left-click on the top-left icon, the cursor in the text-input will stop blink), and for some other application, when you lef-click on the top-left icon, the application window will still refresh, how to enable or disable this?
Any code example is welcome, the question is urgent, please give your help.
Thanks a lost.
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It's a standard menu behavior implemented with Windows. It's better not to override it as it's really painful. You can also put a a wait logic (using WaitForSingleObject) or Sleep for a while but that will make the application unresponsive.
If you can explain the purpose, we might be able to help you better.
I'm making an MFC dialog-based application in Visual C++ 2005. I added a scroll bar to an edit box. How do I program the scroll bar to make it work?
The windows styles wS_VSCROLL and WS_HSCROLL control if there is a scroll bar present or not. Normally you just setup these styles as part of the resource dialog template.
With MFC you use the "CWnd::ShowScrollBar" method to turn the scroll bar on/off.
When scrollbars are turned on, then they should work automatically for edit controls. You don't need to do anything.
http://www.functionx.com/visualc/controls/scrollbar.htm
has code you can use to control the scroll bar.