I'm doing a project. I am using SlidingMenu in my project. When i open the sliding menu, action back button icon's should seems like this image <-- also when i close action back button icon's should seems like this image --> . How can i do that ?
You can change it programmatically easily by using homeAsUpIndicator() function that added in android API level 18 and upper.
ActionBar().setHomeAsUpIndicator(R.drawable.ic_yourindicator);
In case, if you are using support library,
getSupportActionBar().setHomeAsUpIndicator(R.drawable.ic_yourindicator);
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I have tried use IECore in lower Edition，then It proved the tooltip can show noraml,but there will be some Js Compatibility Error.
Seems like some thing need to do about WebBrowser control or Regist.
I have a C++ MFC MDI application. I have a tool bar with some buttons on it. I need to add some check boxes to this toolbar and i need them to have custom bitmaps just as my buttons do. Thanks
EDIT:
By bitmpas i refer to the pixel images that can be created using the tool bar editor in visual stuidos 2008. I would like a picture (of my creation) instead of the usual tick box.
You don't use checkboxes on toolbars.
You should rather use regular buttons in Check mode. That means that the button stays pressed when user releases it. Clicking it a second time releases the button. This is the same behaviour as a checkbox.
You can either set a toolbar button as checkable by code:
m_ToolBar.SetButtonStyle(nButtonId, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
Or by enabling the corresponding property in the resource editor.
If you want to modify the image displayed when the button is pressed, in your ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handler, use m_ToolBar.GetButtonInfo() to check if the image matches the state. If not, change it using m_ToolBar.SetButtonInfo() and specify the index of an extra image added to the image list of the toolbar.
The following is a link which might help you
http://www.ucancode.net/Visual_C_Control/Place-Combo-Edit-Box-Progress-Control-On-ToolBar-CToolBar-VC-Example.htm
I want to create a button that is basically Windows' close button. How could I do this? I want to avoid drawing this myself because I want it to look like that version of Windows' close button. Firefox's tabs do something like this. Thanks
You can get at Windows XP+ theme specific UI elements via the DrawThemeBackground API.
Use WP_CLOSEBUTTON for the window X button (and one of CBS_NORMAL/HOT/PUSHED/DISABLED for its state) and you can draw one wherever you like.
The close buttons on the tabs in Firefox are part of its theme.
If you look in Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\chrome\ there's a zip file called classic.jar.
Inside this zip file is a png file skin\classic\global\icons\close.png.
This png file has the icons for the various states of the close buttons on the tabs:
from hg.mozilla.org
I'm writing an application for Mac OS X 10.6 and later in C++. One part of the application needs to simulate mouse movement and mouse clicks. I do this currently by posting CGEvent objects using CGEventPost(kCGHIDEventTap, event);.
This works, for the most part - I can simulate mouse movement and clicks just fine, but it seems to fail in some areas. For example:
In Mozilla Firefox and Safari, I can click on all the menus, but cannot click on a link within a website. When I try, the link is highlighted, but the browser never follows the link. However, I can right-click on a link, select "open link in new tab", and everything works as expected. Solved - creating the mouse event using CGEventCreateMouseEvent(...) makes the event work within web browser.
I can click on the "Dashboard" icon to brink up the dashboard, but I cannot click on the "i" button on any of the dashboard widgets. Similarly, clicking on any of the search results from the spotlight search widget doesn't work either.
This inconsistency is along application boundaries. What might be the cause?
What you need to do to convince these applications that you have in fact generated a click is to explicitly set the value of the "click state" field on the mouse up event to 1 (it defaults to 0). The following code will do it:
CGEventSetIntegerValueField(event, kCGMouseEventClickState, 1);
It also has to be set to 1 for the mouse down, but by using CGEventCreateMouseEvent() rather than CGEventCreate() that gets done for you.
I have tested this and it works in the 'i' buttons in the dashboard and the Spotlight search results.
(As an aside, if you were simulating a double click you would need to set the click state to 2 for both the mouse down and mouse up events of the second click.)
Most menus are activated with the mouseDown event. Hyperlinks are followed after the mouseUp event. The "i" button only works when the mouse has been clicked but not a long time.
All this seem to show that you have a timing problem, try several pressed timing.
Use OSXVnc. I see they use CGPostMouseEvent() instead of CGPostEvent().
I have written how to do it in the blog post Python Mouse Click and Move Mouse on Apple Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.x.
I am using Qt to develop an application and inside we have access to select flash streaming videos like youtube. Is there a way to programmaticly full screen the flash application without requiring interaction from the user?
I am using a "QWebView" control.
try calling showFullScreen for the window where your QWebView control is hosted.
void QWidget::showFullScreen ()
Shows the widget in full-screen
mode.
Calling this function only affects
windows.
To return from full-screen mode, call
showNormal().
I would say: locate the button for the fullscreen application on the page, and send a click using QEVent. Tricky, but might work.
If the button is inside the flash application, you will have difficulties to locate it but if you succeed, you can probably send the click to the flash application area.
You can always inject javascript from Qt into your QWebPage. If there is a javascript API for forcing the flash viewer to full screen, I do not know.