UI add a CustomParticleWidget in cocos studio and it behaves normal, but when export the json file to the game all the widget in the same json file become invisible, including buttons and imageviews.
Any one have ideas about this?
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I'm developing a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA.
Say I'm creating a GUI in my plugin in which I have a button.
On a click I want the editor to jump to a certain file and line in it.
Is it possible? what do I write in the button listener?
My GUI is written with swing if it matters.
You can create an OpenFileDescriptor with the desired file and location inside it, and then call navigate on it.
Is it possible to go from code inspection object to the IDE code?
We need that to by clicking on the red block to open the necessary line in the IDE
I are looking to use a dashboard component in flex/as3 product.
So far I found this :http://www.flexicious.com/Home/Dashboard
I would like to know if anyone used such a product and can provide input on it.
Our base (flexible) requirements are:
Ability to move , resize , show - hide arrange windows inside the dashboard, something similar to flash builder editor.
Thanks!!
The dashboard application is inspired from the sample Dashboard application developed by the Adobe Flex community.
I suggest you to get the source of Adobe Dashboard Flex project and run it on your Flash builder.
It's more pretty and clean than any other imitation.
1- go to this link to download the project source as FXP (flash pro project) :
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/developer/flex/Dashboard-Part4-End.zip
2- Unzip the "Dashboard-Part4-End.fxp" file.
3- import it on your FB like this: File > Import Flash Builder Project > File and browse to your "Dashboard-Part4-End.fxp" file.
4- That's all, Run the project and look how it's pretty and clean : you can resize, move and reorder widgets with animation (see attached screenshot).
I've recently upgraded to Juno from Indigo. All it's ok but I can't find how to navigate trough opened tabs with arrows (example image http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/542/img2ri.jpg/) instead of the list (example image http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/155/img1nh.jpg/).
Anyone knows how to restore this functionality?
This in reality was a mistake, the arrows to navigate between tabs are provided by the plugin Extended VS Presentation which unfortunately isn't available in Eclipse Juno. I've tried to install it, but the modification does not take effect because the new Eclipse uses a different render engine. :(
I found an example # http://matthewryan.info/netbeans/5.0/netbeans_mdi.html
But those options aren't present in the most recent version of netbeans. Is there another way to make internal frames using the builder or is it necessary to make the panels separately then add to a jinternalframe?
The JInternalFrame is available in the Swing palette. They renamed it InternalFrame in the newest versions however. It can be found in the Swing Containers section.
Remember that you need to place the JInternalFrame inside a JDesktopPane and you should always place a JPanel inside the JInternalFrame as the top level component for the frame.