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Can an application call Glass to take pictures? I only see "Sharing" when a user takes a picture and wants to share it manually; is there a way applications can call Glass camera and take a picture?
Case:
Say, a user says they want a timeline of his daily activities, so they set an interval of time: "30 minutes"; the application would then call Glass camera every 30m, take a picture and store it for a timeline.
There is no direct control of the hardware through the Mirror API. Feel free to file a feature request in our issue tracker.
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I want to close process by windows title whenever that process open. How i do it?
On Windows, use FindWindow() to locate a window with the desired title, and if found then use PostMessage() to post a WM_QUIT message to it. If the window is still running after a period of time, then you might be able to brute force kill it, depending on permissions, by using GetWindowThreadProcessId(), OpenProcess() and TerminateProcess().
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How can I create authentication screen over using OpenGl ? Are there any tutorial or web page ?
NOTE : I have not found any, if I found, I would not ask the question.If there are any page, just give a name so that I can erase this question.
Please look the image on the http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13169_01/ales/docs22/integrateappenviron/wwimages/aldsp4%20client%20login.gif
EDIT : I want to take input from screen .
OpenGL is not the library you are looking for, there are many thing you can do with it but this is not one of that, for the graphic user interface you can use GLUI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL_User_Interface_Library
for some more articulated you can use AntTweakBar
http://www.antisphere.com/Wiki/tools:anttweakbar
Both are well integrated with OpenGL
You can force this by just drawing all the buttons and implement a kind of text field, but this is not what OpenGL is made for.
At your place I would use a language like Objective-C for Mac platforms, and C# for Windows platforms.If instead you want to stick with C++, then use a library like Qt.
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Closed 10 years ago.
Is there a place where I can view the list of standard locality/ sub-locality of Singapore?
I'm working on a web app that tag places to small regions in Singapore e.g. Downtown, Sentosa island. Singapore is a small country but it's a big city. This was already done by another developer whom I cannot contact now (perhaps the small regions were created manually and it's not possible at all using Google Maps API?)
I borrow some code from here but no sub-locality is shown so I wonder what's wrong. Perhaps, there is no sub-locality at all for Singapore, under Google Maps' view.
The Geonames geographical database is available for download free of charge under a creative commons attribution license. The SN.zip file has the data for Singapore.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I was wondering if you could help me - with PHP, I would like to have a system where after going through a like-gate, the customer uploads a file (I'm fine with doing this) and once they have done that the application will write a post on the users wall to tell them.
As a second stage to this, when in the admin tool for the app, the administrator puts a comment against the image that person has uploaded, we'd like the comment to go onto the customers wall - and this might be a week after.
Any help gratefully appreciated :)
You will want to use the Graph API http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/
You will need permissions from the user: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/permissions/ Specifically publish_stream.
Posting to someone's wall is easy. From me/posts HTTP Post the correct parameters. See the post section of http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/user/
You can try it out here: http://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm developing a web application that involves businesses signing up. What is the best way to verify a businesses identity? How do I know the person signing up for "Pizza Hut" really works for Pizza Hut? Are there web services I can utilize?
I know it seems far-fetched, but there are identify verification services that can identify a person's identity. I've seen them in action and the info they had on me was downright scary. They knew where I had worked, where I went to school (even the one semester psychology class I took just for fun.)
These services work because they purchase public records. For example, I took out a loan for an automobile at a bank, and had to list my employer. That's how they know who I worked for from 1987-1994.
I would bet that these services could help you.
Here's one. (I'm in no way affiliated with them. We just had them demo their product to us.) http://www.idology.com/
Here is another: http://www.veratad.com/fraud_prevention.html
We eventually went with services provided by Trans-Union (The credit reporting agency) in their IDMA and IDMV products. (I can't find the links right now - my PC is acting up, but you should be able to find them on the Trans-Union site.)
These services are not cheap, by the way.