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Is there a way to load a program directly into MDI on a OSP control, like the probing software works? I would like to be able to do this using python if possible. This may require a helper program or Python.NET.
I have the app set up to generate the code but looking for a better interface than creating a .min file and putting it in the program directory.
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I am developing my own identity system for my ASP.Net 5 application, and I am currently looking for an efficient way to store my predefined error codes and their corresponding descriptions. Does anyone have any suggestions to my issue?
Use resource files: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa380599%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
They allow you to store the name of the error code, the error code and a description. Then use Properties.Resources to access them.
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I know this is probably a long shot but I wanted to know if there is any relatively easy way to run swift code which is stored on a server or hosted somewhere other than the application bundle. I would like to be able to change single lines of code without having to publish an update to the app.
If anyone could help or has a work around then that would be great.
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No it's both not possible (there is no compiler on an iOS device) and not allowed (downloading code is expressly forbidden by Apple's app store guidelines.)
So you both cannot and may not do this.
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How to build a multi-language app? I already build one app but it’s English, I want to make it multi-language, and show the language depends on system language.
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It's actually quite easy. You basically have a text file for each language you are supporting. Apple's documentation steps you through how to do it:
https://developer.apple.com/internationalization/
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I am relatively new to iOS dev, and wanted to ask the community for guidance, links or hints on how apps that read files are made and from where to start( I want to practice this part but didnt find tutorials on it).
You can use QLPreviewController for displaying excel and PDF files
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I am fresh to the iPad app development. Now I am developing a calculator. And I want copy my result of the calculation to textEdit or to my mail which is outside the application. How can I do it?
if the text is selectable users should be able to copy and paste the information using the iOS clipboard themselves, this is probably the easiest option if you don't have a specific other application for them to copy to.
You can use Apple's APIs to send an email and put the result into the body/subject as necessary, this would provide a much nicer user experience.
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