The tc7 screen irritates my eye. I need something peaceful and lite. Is there a way to change or is there any better compiler?
Don't use Turbo C/C++ read this Why not to use Turbo C++?
And i suggest you to use codelite or codeblocks or dev-c++ . You can change background colour , appearance , fonts etc in these types of ide.
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How to change the color of the notch area using QML or Qt C++? The solutions provided here: Qt Quick 2 iOS Notch Avoidance do not work anymore.
I just want to replace the black areas with the same blue used in the title bar to get a better look and feel.
Okay after a lot of reading I found the answer. The main idea is to get the safe margins from C++ world and transfer it to QML. There all the objects can me moved using anchors such that it looks great!
The according commit can be found here:
https://github.com/myzinsky/cloudLogOffline/commit/4d84cf7f1db852051f34afda71a7c536c4f1ddc9
Here the Result:
I am writing a little application in classic asp (don't judge me, I don't have a choice) where I need to offer users a choice of PNG and a choice of colors, then I need to display the image among other html elements. The color will essentially come from a color selector, so there will be endless choices and I don't really have the option of making every PNG in every possible color. Does anybody know of a script I could use for this, or should I just take a crack at making one from scratch?
You can achieve this with ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick.
They both have a COM component you can install and use from ASP. They allow image manipulation from code.
Using .NET like suggested above will do the same thing, but it's equally possible in classic ASP (or other languages like perl or Python) using one of these two components.
Mind you: It will not be a simple thing to do, but essentially what you want is to manipulate images with code, and more specifically change one color, which is tricky in most programming languages.
Here are a few links to get you started:
Using ImageMagick from classic ASP
Replacing a color with ImageMagick
Even we can take color code from color picker and assign it as the background color something like this
color = "#3B0B0B"
If my designer gives me a 960x640px image of what the screen should look like, as well as all of the individual elements as images or text, is there a way to lay out the images and text on the iPhone/iPad screen without doing it manually through code? The way I'm doing it now is a series of trial and error, trying to guess the position of each element.
By the way, the types of layouts I'm trying to do are simple static layouts for stuff like Menus and High Scores lists, etc.
You should try one of the editing tools: LevelHelper, CocoShop and CocosBuilder. The problem will be the output format, make sure that not only the editing part works to your specification but that you can actually use just the snippet of code you need to plug it into your code.
Do you have an image-editing software like Photoshop or GIMP? How about opening the 960x640px image with any such software, then hovering your mouse over the center of each element for its coordinates, and then finally pumping these values into your code?
In my opinion, this is at least better and way faster than trial and error:)
If you want to measure position of graphic elements. You can try a commercial called xscope. The trail version can be downloaded form their official website. It is the best tool I ever seen to measure distance, color(like, it can copy color measured directly to [UIColor ...] format), etc. If you want something freeware, I would like to recommend markman, which is a Chinese software, it's built on adobe air. All elements/button are graphic, so you don't need to read chinese to use it..
You can try to use some open source editor and write your exporter. For example I am using blender as a level editor for the game I am working on. It has a nice python API that can be used to export all the information you need.
TdxComponentPrinter is a componenet that allow me print a TPanel on a paper. But there is problem and when the panel contains TImage, the background of the image will be converted to black in the paper.
Before print :
After print (on the paper) :
I have tried different ways to solve this problem. for example i used Repaint; method of TPanel,...
but doesn't work and the background of image is still black. I don't know why!!!
Help me please.
This is a png file, which might not be supported completely in your Delphi version. Did you try to change it to a TcxImage which might be more compatible with the DevExpress printing system?
It also might be worth it to submit this issue to DevExpress if you can't fix it. They reply really quick and know more about their components then all of use here on SO :-)
If it is already a jpg then you should improve the quality of the jpg. It looks like the black parts are compression artifacts where there is a mix between white and another color. If you clean up the background of the image with a paint program it will probably look a lot better.
Here are my criterias:
I'd prefer something with a configurable, polished and preferaby embeddable user interface. Black and white editing (black lines on white canvas) is fine for my purposes. Cross-browser compatibility would be nice. I would rather not use Flash. Text editing is a must (changing font type and size).
I'm not looking for the perfect editor for my purposes because that surely doesn't exist but something close.
Have you tried Aviary?
http://aviary.com/tools/raven
I have a simple (some broken features) custom-made SVG editor. Looks cool though and you used SVG HTML coding.
https://codehs.com/editor/html/3774203/1907290/svg-editor.html