I know there is a spell checker built into textviews (XML), but I can't seem to find an equivalent in Jetpack Compose. Is there a way to use the old one, was I just unable to find it, or is this a feature that needs to be added?
I found this ticket so I believe there is currently no way to do so, so is there a way to get this done with what we currently have available in android? (no 3rd party library)
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Until recently, I used Google Assistant Library’s hotword Assistant to embed it into a raspberry Pi, mostly due to it’s hotword capabilities. I've done quite a few tweaks to make it work in a bigger project and add some functionalities to it.
Since now deprecated, I checked through the Service part of the actions SDK to make something similar, but ended up not finding what I wanted : the hotword part. I tried with the pushtotalk.py code but it seems way more complicated than the hotword.py, and of course does not have hotword capabilities on its own.
I tried snowboy, but for other reasons not related this is not a possibility.
Also, I tried to contact the support concerning the deprecation (how long will they support it/is there an alternative), but they sent me here.
So here is my question : is there a way to trigger the pushtotalk.py with a hotword/programmatically with an event ? (Ideally I would like to trigger it via a WebSocket event)
Also, is there any information concerning the deprecation of the Google Assistant Library part that I did not find on the Internet ?
I am trying to create this pin input using flutter. I found a few examples like this one online but run into problems when it comes to scaling the input to fill the width of the container or performing validation - the user should only be allowed to enter numbers.
Is there a better way to go about this than the examples provided?
Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel, you can use a mature PIN plugin like pin_code_text_field and pin_view. Some of them even provide great functionalities like SMS Listening if you intend to use them in the future in Verification. You also find a wide array of ready-made widgets that will make your development life much easier in the official Dart packages website.
One more pin code package, I used it for creating locally stored pin code in the wallet app https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_pin_code_widget
While working on fixing an app which uses the Mapbox API for iOS, I stumbled on a problem: I need to disable the "Continuous world" option on the map (the feature that allows the map to repeat itself indefinitely).
So far, I've found a workaround I am not content with, since it is more a hack than a fix, and it doesn't behave as expected; by setting the visibleCoordinateBounds to [(lat:-90°, long:-179.9°), (lat:90°, long:180°)]. I saw that the JS version of the API allows for a clean way to do this (with an appropriately named "continuousWorld" property), but I have found nothing of the sort in the official documentation or on Google for that matter.
So is there any better way of doing so?
I want to make a charting control for an embedded device using Silverlight for Windows Embedded. Currently i am planning to use line shape for drawing the graph.
My question is if its a good approach(performance wise) or should i look for other options.
Or if any controls are available for SWE.
Thanks
Silverlight is not a proper answer to drawing charts on an Windows Embedded Compact device. You should go for using (or creating) a native GDI element. If performance is very important (e.g. for a fast-updating chart), you might also consider DirectDraw.
The best way in a commercial project would probably be to use a readymade component, such as this one.
You can find somebody else's experiences and advice here for pointers to what to look for when doing this yourself. If you expand your post with more details about what you are actually trying to achieve, I might give you a more detailed response.
The answer is stop using Silverlight, since Microsoft is abandoning the product. Do it in Flash—or better yet, use HTML5 and JavaScript.
In recent windows embedded applications that use windows universal apps I would highly recommend oxyplot.
http://oxyplot.org/
These plots are the best I've found on the internet so far and very easy to use. Best of all they are free. You can get these using a NuGet Package manager which makes getting updates fairly simple.
I am having this problem, and I am not able to figure out the solution.
I wish to display an image in some window if possible(not necessary tough), and then move it across the page by sending events from keyboard.
The problem is I can't use LÖVE framework, as we can't integrate it into our setup.
So I would require the Lua api's to do so.
Is anyone here aware about it? Also do I have to install some kind of extra library to support color and image operations?
Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Lua is quite a bare-bones language to start with, so there is no built in image support whatsoever. But this also goes for almost all other programing languages, image support is typically something contained in supplementary libraries.
You need to install some library providing GUI functionality (like IUP), or use an application integrating Lua with graphical libraries (like murgaLua, Löve, ...)
From the tags you attached to your question it seems that you're using an embedded platform. It might be useful for people to know which, in order to provide more useful answers.