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I am writing a program, and I thought that it would be better with images (I am creating console application). So I want to know if it's possible? And if it is how can I do it? Thanks.
You can do it by ASCII art, There are many open source libraries which convert image to ASCIIs, such as libcaca.
And if you want use colored images, you can use rlutil.
Consoles are designed to display characters only. With some very crude exceptions it is not possible to display images unless you open another window.
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I need help with a project.
I need to create 2 templates for an aplicattion (10.1 inch tablet), but I just need to give to the developer de PSD templates of it, he will do the rest of the work (programing). So the question is, in what resolution I need to give him these templates? any "safe" area (for menu navigation)?, minimu size for buttons?any other tip?
Thank you for your time.
Regards.
No safe area.
Buttons should be at least 44px on 44px.
Resolution is different in different devices, check this out:
http://webdev-il.blogspot.co.il/2011/03/web-design-for-mobile-screen-sizes.html
Here is a great guide for mobile design:
http://mobile.smashingmagazine.com/2012/07/12/elements-mobile-user-experience/
Good luck!
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I am developing an desktop based application in c++. I want to make it touch screen enabled, where touch screen is available. My question do I need a separate version for this application for touchscreen?
If you are planning on adding specialized support for touchscreens, like multitouch, and enable gestures for your application, you'll have some separate code handling that. If not, whatever OS you are using, assuming your code is portable, mouse input should be equivalent to touch input.
That being said, your question is quite vague, I'm not sure if my answer is what you expected.
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I would like to know if there is an already samples of doing data flow graphs using QT graphics API.
I would like to see some samples to get started with.
Qt comes with various examples that might help you get started.
The following two examples come to mind:
The Diagram Scene Example
Elastic Nodes Example
Have a look at those for some inspiration.
Qt-based, but a separate project which is possibly more along the lines of what you're looking for is NUKEEngine's Qt Node Editor.
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I am trying to make a standalone using c++.In my standalone I want it to track user's clicks,I mean which link does he/she clicks.I am trying to count how much time he/she uses a perticular site,like pageaddict(a firefox extension).
So any support..?
If you want to make a Firefox extension, you should be using JavaScript. In C++, you might make a sniffer, which could tell you from what site the packets you receive are from. But that would require quite a lot of knowledge and of time.
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I'm looking to get hold of an example of a simple mp3 player that'll work without the need of flash, Just need to say play/stop and that's it.
Any help would be great : )
Because you mentioned flash I think you search a player for web pages, am I right?
If yes, then you could take a look at jsmad. It's a decoder (aka player) written in JavaScript (but therefore needs a decent browser).
Or you could use the audio-Tag of HTML5.