Where can I find more detailed documentation about Google VMS - Vehicle Map Service?
According to this page: https://source.android.com/devices/automotive/properties#vms it is part of VHAL 2.0. However, I could not find additional information about it.
Google VMS doesn't seem to have any published documentation. However you can browse its source code. It is well-documented and has Javadoc comment. You can also download the source code and generate documentation from Javadoc yourself if you wish.
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Google Docs has recently introduced a feature where we can refer to
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Google Drive Document
in the form of a Chip Block (as shown in the picture above)
I am trying to generate such chip block using Google App Script.
Rich Link Documentation does not have any code snippet or method to add a Rich Link inside a document.
Document Service page also doesn't have detail regarding how to insert a Rich Link.
I wonder whether the feature is not yet implemented in the Google App Script Api
The smart chips can be retrieved using the methods released on August 23, 2021. Ref. But, unfortunately, in the current stage, it seems that there are no methods for inserting the smart chips. Although I checked about this at both Google Document service and Google Docs API, I couldn't find the methods for this. So, I think that is the current answer.
And also, when I checked the Google issue tracker, I couldn't find anything about your goal. Ref So, how about reporting your goal as a future request at the issue tracker?
I am regular user of Mindmup on google drive , a top rated mind mapping tool on Google drive marketplace.
I have an 2016 Mindmup which I am not able to open. Mindmup said they can help if google can provide “Drive Realtime API data” associated with the old file.
Google has a note that claims that read only access should continue, which is not true. And the link to how to "export realtime API data" is broken.
Answer:
Unfortunately, as the Google Realtime API has been deprecated, this isn't something the Stack Overflow community can help with.
What You Can Do:
From here, your best bet is to contact Google directly and see if they can provide you with the respective API data that you need. There is still a cached version of the API reference on Google Search which you can access, which may have links to the correct pages you are looking for.
Google Support can be contacted here, though I feel for this it may be more helpful for you to contact G Suite Support directly. You'll need to follow the corresponding link to you account on this page and contact them this way.
References:
Cache of Google Realtime API Reference
Google Help
Contact G Suite Support
I know that Named Ranges are a feature of Google Docs, but I can't seem to find any way to define/assign them using the GUI. Is this possible or can it only be done programmatically via Google Apps Script?
In Google' GUI cannot do this. But there is a third party library - https://github.com/tanaikech/DocNamedRangeApp
This repository has an example where working with ranges implemented in the sidebar - https://github.com/tanaikech/DocNamedRangeApp/tree/master/samples
Instructions for its - https://gist.github.com/tanaikech/36a2a9d393f42274a833e5660bfe4ce0
See also: https://stackoverflow.com/a/73470054
As far as I know, the Docs editor does not support that option natively, only from the API.
There is nothing I could find regarding this, only the Docs API Documentation
I want to integrate my web api with bim360 api.
In my app I need to create pushpin issues. Can I do it by bim360 api?
The documentation says yes and no:
https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/bim360/v1/tutorials/issues/create-issues/
https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/bim360/v1/reference/http/field-issues-POST/
What is the truth?
Sorry for the confusion, but pushpin issue was supported recently, you can check the ChangeLog for the information.
I believe the doc is not updated well, will report this to internal documentation team. But you should be able to create pushpin issue following the tutorial at https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/bim360/v1/tutorials/pushpins/create-pushpin/, if any issue, feel free to let us know.
I'm evaluating Websharper, and the project I'm doing is all about heat maps in Google Maps.
Is it possible to use the Google Maps extension for Websharper to display heatmaps?
I'm not using Fusion tables.
There is hardly any documentation available, but through browsing IntelliFactory.WebSharper.Google.Maps in intellisense it doesn't look possible.
Please try the latest NuGet package. I have not yet been able to finish the upgrade yet, but this binary will give you just enough to get started with Heatmaps API. For example, see this. The Google Maps extension is now open-source with matching Bitbucket and GitHub repositories, contributions are very welcome.