Recently, Github announced the dark mode. The CSS it is using for displaying code is much more appealing to the eyes. I want the color code of Github dark mode so that I could personalize my IDE in Spyder.
(Spyder maintainer here) Unfortunately that's not possible, sorry.
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I have a question about firemonkey inside android !
Is it possible to remove the black system background when my application launches ?
I mean: I want to make my main form application transparent and show just the Rectangle control like the widget in dxscene example ....
Finally, my problem is just how to remove the black background launcher which is a part of the android system and not a bug from firemonkey...
I think it just needs a few lines of API's code to resolve the problem...
Any way...if anyone want to reply, be sure that all your suggestions will be appreciated and welcome.
maybe you must play with
WindowManager.updateViewLayout(view, layoutparams);
maybe something like FLAG_SHOW_WALLPAPER
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/WindowManager.LayoutParams.html
best is to decompile classes.dex and see the embarcadero java code of the activity
ok i found the solution: is just by Modifying this line: (android:theme="%theme%") inside the <%uses-permission%> section from AndroidManifest.template.xml of your fmx project by this line: (android:theme="#android:style/Theme.Translucent.NoTitleBar") that all.
nb: without parentheses. result here: https://youtu.be/dzEtNGTQjY8
My question is regarding Notepad++, I'm trying to use a theme (that came with the installation), as I think a darker editor would be better for my eyes, either way for some reason the code appears as this:
this is for Lua and I can't seem to find any settings for this. It's obviously not workable this way. I also tried using github's editor but it wasn't really functioning the way I wanted.
I'm looking for an example how to swipe between tabs using mono for android. Unfortunately I can't seem to find what I'm looking for. I would really appreciate any help pointing me in the right direction.. ?
This is what I'm trying to do,
http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/swipe-views.html (Swiping Between Tabs)
If you run the latest version of Mono for Android, you will get the behavior for free if you use Android 4.0+ and the ActionBar in tab navigation mode.
If you need a general guide on how to use the actionbar, I suggest this blogpost: http://fizzylogic.azurewebsites.net/2012/03/05/mono-for-android-by-example-the-action-bar/
I've already asked this question on the guy's blog who created this plugin but not gotten an answer yet.
I am using the supersleight.plugin.js plugin to sort out the transparency issue in IE6. It's working just great but I seem to have an issue if I have an image AND a background image which are both transparent PNG24 images in that it creates a border around the image and the little red cross which you would normally get when you open a site with broken images in IE6
Here's the link to see what I mean.
http://bit.ly/crCY2a
You'd have to view this in IE Tester for IE6
Anyone, know of a work around for this?
Thanks
The script is looking for an image called x.gif (which comes with the JavaScript file) at the root of your web application. Either copy this image to the root or update the supersleight JS file accordingly.
I wondered if you have a work around for the problems with docking forms in Vista, such as the close button being partially obscured, and the gray border when being dragged rendering extremely slow, making a appearing / disappearing appearance?
Delphi 2007 & Vista (64 bit)
I believe you have two different bugs here.
The obscured button thing is new to me. Don't think I've seen that one.
The second bug (resizing) is a known one, ie it was fixed in D2009, but there is a solution.
I found it in a JEDI VCL bug fix report and when I it applied to my code it worked great.
JEDI Issue Tracker Report
The fix can be non trivial for users of the native Delphi VCL docking system. If you're using a third-party docking system such as JvDock from the JEDI VCL it already has it supported. I implemented it in one of my major applications but I'm using a mixture of native VCL docking and third-party components.
I wanted to post you the solution I have but I got looking into my code and it spans a bunch of units and parts of the main code tree.
There is no simple answer except maybe you want to look at the JEDI docking system.
There is also another known bug with DockingTabs under vista, in that the obscured areas of a "docked" window when they slide closed doesn't repaint properly. Slide out works fine, slide in (hide) doesn't there is a solution to this one as well, but it requires modifying VCL source to make it work.
Sorry,
Ryan
Update: I've looked into the JVCL implementation of the docking, and I think it will work quite nicely, as it doesn't have either of the problems. Thanks again for your help.