Working on xamaring for android in Visual studio, I can see there is no CanvasView.
There are objects like Paint, Canvas, but how to implement theme into a view ?
I need to present white board where the user can sign by hand.
Thanks
There is an open source library called Xamarin Signature Pad. You could use that or look at the source to see how to implement this on your own.
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I am trying to add action segue by dragging a button on one screen to another in Xamarin Studio on Mac. According to instruction provided by Xamarin university, this should create action segue. My exact steps are
Click on Control key
Select button on 1st screen
Drag it to the 2nd screen
Release mouse and Control key
This should show a little popup prompting you to select type of segue (Push, Modal, or Custom). In my case, the popup shows very briefly, so I have no time to select the type.
It turns out that after restarting Xamarin Studio, I was able to get the popup stay so I can make my selection. I have noticed that Xamarin Studion seem to have strange issues like this and the solution is often to close solution, quit Xamarin studio, restart it, reopen solution and try again.
Try use XCode for for modifying storyboard. I always use XCode for editing storyboard and placing my layout and after that name my control using Xamarin Studio by using Document Outline
I'm trying to make an IE add-on that works only in background, without a toolbar panel. I do not want my add-on to display a toolbar panel because i do not need it. I found an example add-on in Delphi, but how do I make it to work in the background without a toolbar?
The example project you provide implements a Tool Band. It implements the IDeskBand interface to display a toolbar in IE.
For the functionality you are asking for, you need to implement a Browser Helper Object instead, which is a completely different beast, and a very different implementation than a Tool Band.
I remember seeing this in a tutorial but cant remember how to access it.
Using Orchard you can d/l something from the moudles/gallary that when viewing the website you can select anywhere on screen and it will tell you what widget and layer it is on (on the bottom of the screen)
was it designer tools?
Yes. Enable the Shape Tracing feature from the Designer Tools module. See http://docs.orchardproject.net/Documentation/Customizing-Orchard-using-Designer-Helper-Tools for details.
I know we Alert is used as Pop up box in j2me but
can I create a pop up as good looking as dialog box of Blackberry using pure j2me packages?
Or I need to customize using Canvas class?
Is there a dialog box in j2me? if yes can I get an example?
Dude, Just create one canvas with background image transparent and use another images for same like dialog box(images create from adobe Photoshop) , so this canvas you can use it anywhere in application. thanks
use d.show();
show method is for showing dialog
I would like to create an "Options" screen in a blackberry application, so when running the application they click the blackberry button and have an "Options" MenuItem. I can create this manually, but I wonder if there's a standard way to do it, as I noticed all of the standard applications (contacts, calendar, messaging, etc) all have a standard look and feel.
Please note I am not talking about the OptionsManager/OptionsProvider - these are to provide options for the application in the global settings, not within the application itself.
As I know, there is no standard option screen in BlackBerry. Take a look on Implement advanced buttons, fields, and managers. There is FieldSet component inside their sample project, it allows to create layouting and styling very similar to standard option screens.
Do you mean the CHANGE_OPTION MenuItem?
You can use MenuItem.getPrefab(int) with MenuItem.CHANGE_OPTION.