im trying out raphael js examples from http://www.irunmywebsite.com/raphael/additionalhelp.php#pagetop.
i took the example of animateAlong and tried, but im getting an error of animateAlong function is not defined.
Also made sure that my code is inside window.onload. My Raphaël version 2.0.1
Thanks
It's been removed from Raphael2. See this link for a possible solution. (Haven't checked it out myself, so your mileage may vary...)
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I'm struggling with getting the Xbox Live sign-in working for my game. Everything else is ready to go and this is now the final blocker.
Looking at the MSDN documentation page - here, it looks like it should be trivial. However, I'm not using CX/CPP, merely CPP / winrt and therefore, I'd expect to use Microsoft.Xbox.Live.SDK.WinRT.UWP rather than Microsoft.Xbox.Live.Sdk.UWP.
In my project, I've added the link, but it's then not clear what I'm meant to do next. I was expecting to then have the C++ headers be created automatically but I can't see anything being built. Does anyone either:
Know the equivalent code to use to do sign in in the CPP/WinRT world?
Know that it can't be done / I should use a different approach?
Any help gratefully received. Apologies if this is Cpp/winrt 101. I've been using the templates from MS Blogs / Chuck W and so everything else has 'just worked' and so I'm probably missing something obvious.
Thanks
Steve
I'm using qwt 6.1.3 for some Qt plotting work and just to test I created a new project, added the library, and pasted the simpleplot.cpp example code into Qtcreator.
A copy of the file can be view here: https://github.com/eiimage/qwt/blob/master/examples/simpleplot/simpleplot.cpp
The code has returned numerous errors.
curve->setSymbol(symbol);
The above code had to have a * put before symbol to prevent an error. Though I'm not sure if this is correct.
curve->setSamples(points);
Produces the error: 'class QwtPlotCurve' has no member named 'setSamples'. However, it's used in the example and also shows up in the document for that class. What might be causing this issue?
Thanks.
This problem was one of documentation. All online documentation and examples provided use the methods setSamples and setRawSamples to set the curve points. This is incorrect. The appropriate method is setData and setRawData.
I am using JUnit4.9.zip. I downloaded it from https://github.com/KentBeck/junit/downloads. I am also using IntelliJ 10.5 as my text editor. I am having a problem getting the assertThat method to work with the greaterThan function. Basically I just want to make sure that the int result that I am getting from a method is not negative.
Here is the problem: IntelliJ can't seem to locate the greaterThan function that is used by JUnit. What am I missing/doing wrong? What do I need to get this to work.
Check what JUnit libraries you have in the module dependencies, most likely there is also an old version that appears first in the classpath.
ok i found a tutorial on animated mesh. when im trying t use their code i get an error on this line m_pAnimController->SetTime(..).. it says that SetTime is not member. i thought it was mistake the author made but i found another tutorial used the same format like var->SetTime(..).. so im not sure what is wrong im using vb 2010.
thanks in advance
You are certainly using a newer version of DirectX 9 than the guy who wrote the sample you are using.
The function SetTime() has been changed for AdvanceTime().
I have a Sitecore 6.2.0 (rev. 091012) installed and working perfectly, except one thing - every xsl rendering i have is failing to run, and the xsl error i get is "System.Exception: Could not resolve type name: Demo.Samples.XslHelper, MyDemo.....". I have no idead what this is and how to fix this - any suggestions?
My user controls are working without a glitch.
Try searching your web.config for "Demo.Samples.XslHelper", then you will properly find a xslExtension that Sitecore cant find, remove it.
It is probably declaring a namespace in the top, which in turn is registered to a demo DLL that you don't have.
Paste the XSL file here, if none of this makes any sense to you, and the source of the error should be straight forward to identify.