I am trying to create a menu/selection to choose certain values from a list using KivyMD. I want it to look similar to how these lists look on IOS apps. I've included an image from the 'Fitbit' app for reference of what I'm trying to replicate.
the type of menu/selection I'm looking for
Cheers
Specifically, there is no such implementation of time picker in KivyMD. There is a Picker class - https://kivymd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/components/pickers/
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I am trying to create an ARToolKit app in iOS with multiple NFTs.
I have generated the featured set(.fset) and image set(.iset) of both the images, edited the markers.dat file as well.
When I try to scan the images, it displays the object only on one image, on the image which is declared first in the markers.dat file. If i change the order of declaration of the images then the object is displayed on only the second image(which was declared first in the markers.dat file).
Is this some kind of bug or am I doing something wrong?
look here:
https://github.com/artoolkit/artoolkit5/issues/115#issuecomment-217771991
There I listed all the steps that you need to check if you want to have multiple NFT working. I did this for an Android example but it should be the same for iOS.
Let me know if it works for you.
I want to import a document from another app into my app like it's done in MS Outlook iOS app when you click the paperclip in an email. Then you get a list of apps (dropbox, google drive etc) + recent documents and you can select a document.
How is this done / do I need to use the app-extensions for this ?
thanks
Frank van Vliet
this is the scope of App Extensions. To add an App Extension to your Project you have to navigate to File -> New -> Target and the App Extension you are looking for is called Document Provider. Please first check the WWDC Video on best practice for App Extensions and the App Extension Programming Guide. It will help you to develop the understanding of this Feature.
EDIT:
Maybe I set you on the wrong track, but within the App Extension Programming Guide you could have found the answer to your Question. I'm using Xcode 7.0 Beta 4, but most of the following screenshots should look exactly the same in Xcode 6.*. First of all I started a new SingleView-Application written in Swift and added the Document-Provider Extension as a target to the Project as outlined above.
After building the application with the new Document Provider target I ended up starring confused onto the Share-Menu realising that we talked at cross purposes. The Documentation on this target is slightly muddled but after a while of testing and searching I realised that the thing you are looking for is the Document Picker, not the Document Provider. On this Page you can find the Relevant Chapter: Accessing Documents Link, where you can get examples for the Document Picker.
Since this will hopefully solve your Problem, I would like to shortly refer to the Document Provider and the overvalue it could add to your Application.
The Document Provider extension consists of two separate parts: the Document
Picker View Controller extension and the File Provider extension. The Document Picker View Controller extension provides your document provider’s user interface. The system displays this interface when the host app presents a document picker view controller for your document provider. This interface should let users browse through and select documents and destinations from inside your document provider. This extension can also perform basic import and export operations without any additional support.
from the App Extension Programming Guide as mentioned above
So the Document Provider is kind of an Import Feature as seen from another app. If you would implement a Document Provider Target for your Application, other Apps can access designated data. For example you could attach Files from your App to an E-Mail (left screenshot) or Open a File in Pages (right Screenshot).
When working with Files, this could be a nice feature for your users.
Also I would recommend using either a Share or a Action Extension.
Share extensions give users a convenient way to share content with other entities, such as social sharing websites or upload services. For example, in an app that includes a Share button, users can choose a Share extension that represents a social sharing website and then use it to post a comment or other content.
That doesn't sound exactly like the thing you want to achieve, but at the moment even Apple uses the Share Extension for all kinds of things.
An Action extension helps users view or transform content originating in a host app. For example, an Action extension might help users edit an image in a document that they’re viewing in a text editor. Another type of Action extension might let users view a selected item in a different way, such as viewing an image in a different format or reading text in a different language.
You said you want to import a document from another app into your app. This sounds handy. Lets assume a user opens a Document "loremIpsum.txt" in the iCloudDrive Application and wants to share it to your new app.
Now, you have to write the code to handle imported files when opened by the Document Picker, you could reuse this code to easily add a Action Extension to the Share-/Action-Menu. I hope this will help you and solves more than one problem.
Best regards
cr0ss
I am using Parse SDK as a backend and when application loading data from server i see label "Loading". But my app using another language and i wanna translate it. How can i fix it?
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I am tried to change simulator language and and changing value of Localization native development region key in plist.
Anyone had this problem? I think there is very simple answer, but i cannot find it. :)
Thank you for help!
So after a long search, i discovered that you should create a file named "ParseUI.strings" in order to change UI elements like "Loading.." as you mentioned. You can see the file in the image below. You should use at least ParseUI framework 1.1.6 for this method.
After you create a file and named it as "ParseUI.strings" you can change UI elements which parse provides us. You can see which strings are editable here.
In your example you want to change "Loading..." string, so all you have to do is enter the code in your ParseUI.strings file.
"Loading..." = "Whatever thing you want to say...";
Thats it, it worked for me.
I'm developing an iOS application and would like to connect it with Evernote.
I've looked through the Evernote SDK and sample code, and see a viewNoteInEvernote method to view a note in Evernote.
But how do I view a notebook?
Specifically, I see a ENNoteViewRequest object. What do I need to create a ENNotebookViewRequest?
Thanks!
Drew
You can use the ENSearchViewRequest object instead and pass it search grammar : notebook:"Food" .
Here is an example : https://gist.github.com/mustafa/d3c8c6938db45af0667f
Or, alternatively you can use the findNotesMetadata API to display all the notes within your app itself.
I am creating a Word document based on a template. The template contains a image in the header section which I would like to re-use elsewhere in the document.
The image is stored in the package -> word/media/myImage.jpeg so I need to somehow add a relationship to my each section that I wish to display the image again. I have attempted this successfuly manually, the question is how using the sdk 2.0.
Using the AddImagePart() method is useless as this just adds the image again which is silly as I only need one copy rather than several duplicates stored in the package.
Anyone shed some light?
My experience with the SDK 2.0 is primarily in SpreadsheetML, but assuming the same principles are used in WordprocessingML, you need to create a relationship to the existing ImagePart, by obtaining its ID (using the GetIdOfPart() method) and then calling the CreateRelationshipToPart() method on the part that will hold the secondary reference to it.
Best way is to open up the document in DocumentReflector.exe and have a look on the code generated
Eric has some blog posts about that http://blogs.msdn.com/ericwhite/