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Closed 10 years ago.
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 9 years ago.
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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Closed 11 years ago.
I just installed Railo 3 latest version on my Win7 PC. I've added a couple test variables using cfset and those output fine so i know Railo is running.
I added a simple cfdiv tag with no parameters set and when i run the page i get an error.
Then i tried another cfdiv setting each parameter that are marked as optional and i've gotten the error to disappear.
I have always used Adobe Coldfusion and I'm already starting to feel like the end result is going to be more predictable using Adobe Coldfusion. What do others think about some of the knock Coldfusion implementations like Railo and OpenBD?
CFDiv is an extension for the engine. So it is added as a CFC based custom tag. If there is anything wrong with it you could submit a patch for it since it is all written in CFML.
Although it is nice to have all tha AJAX tags I would always recommend using a javascript framework like JQuery or ExtJS.
Gert
Nothing wrong with any of them IMHO. Use whatever works best for you. =) That's the beauty of choice!
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Closed 11 years ago.
The "Open" and "Cancel" button aren't localized on the .Net's OpenFileDialog (always in English). Therefore I use GetOpenFileName with WinApi. It works, but there is a strange error:
If the owner window of the dialog is not specified, the dialog is not modal, so the user can hide it without closing (I don't want this).
If the owner is specified, "Open" and "Cancel" again in English always.
Here are some examples what I've experienced:
In .Net + Win7 the two buttons texts are always English, but everything else is localised: menu, hints etc..
Everything is the same with a MFC application using CFileDialog.
Default applications (eg. Notepad) are fully localised.
GetOpenFileName makes fully localised dialog, but only if I don't specify the owner window.
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Closed 11 years ago.
Parent form handle hwnd is existed. Now I want to populate it with edit controls into which output-text is written. I am not familiar with WIN32 API, Thanks for showing me some code examples. Thank you!~
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633546(VS.85).aspx
If you want to set text using chars then you can use SetWindowTextA so you don't need to bother with multibyte to/from wide characters.
I suggest the Programming Windows book by Charles Petzold.
You say hwnd is your parent then you could create the edit controls with default text like:
HWND hedit=CreateWindow(TEXT("EDIT"),TEXT("Default window text"),WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE, 0,0,400,300,hwnd,0,0,0);
Read up on the docs for CreateWindow at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms632679(v=vs.85).aspx
Use CreateWindow to create Edit controls and do whatever you want with them.
Use google, etc or MSDN search before asking something.
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Closed 12 years ago.
I own one of those old U3 Cruzor USB's, and I want to create an application running on the image/iso/cd part (with a custom flash using "universal customizer") finding the other driver letter, reading an ini (.inf) file and starting an application based on what it finds in that file.
Not sure what language to create it in. But I would like it to be as small, fast and compatible as possible (windows xp, vista, 7. and not requiring .NET framework).
How does I find the driver letters for the USB?
This can be achieved using the DriveInfo class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abt1306t.aspx
To get the volume label of the drive do the following.
DriveInfo[] allDrives = DriveInfo.GetDrives();
foreach (DriveInfo d in allDrives)
{
if ((d.IsReady == true) && (d.DriveType == DriveType.Removable))
{
Console.WriteLine(d.VolumeLabel);
}
}
edit: just saw you dont want to use .NET...