Is there any documentation on how to get started with BruTile please?
I am currently working with SharpMap and I need to pre cache tiles to speed up the process
I was looking into this today :)
The Mapsui project site heavily relies on SharpMap and BruTile. The project site contains excellent samples to get you started. I also suggest you have a look at the architecture description, it might help to know what are you going to deal with before digging deep into the samples.
It is this simple to use BruTile with mapsui in a WPF application:
using BruTile.Predefined;
using Mapsui.Desktop;
using Mapsui.Layers;
//myMapControl is Mapsui.UI.Wpf.MapControl
this.myMapControl.RenderMode = Mapsui.UI.Wpf.RenderMode.Wpf;
this.myMapControl.Map = new Mapsui.Map();
this.myMapControl.Map.Layers.Add(new TileLayer(KnownTileSources.Create()));
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I’ve started exploring dynamo for a while now and quite enjoying its power. I’ve started work on a project, I’m wondering if someone would like to share their expert views on how do I create series of families from one starting point to other. See the following image to understand it visually. I’m sure we can achieve such functionality via Dynamo. Appreciate any help. Thank you.
Here is a discussion of using a dynamic model updater DMU in conjunction with the Idling event to achieve a couple of complex synchronisation tasks, including a video of almost exactly what you are asking for: Updater Queues Multi-Transaction Operation for Idling.
like many others i guess, i came across the wonderful game of "wonderputt" (http://www.dampgnat.com/wonderputt)
I was wondering if anyone knows how it was produced.
Did they use an engine like box2d or rolled their own?
Did they use the Stage3D Feature or pre-render the grafix?
Any Infos greatly appreciated, thanks!
You can find a lot of info on how Wonderputt was developed in the own author's Development Diary. Apparently they used a custom framework built for another of their games, Adverputt.
More useful info can be found in these interviews:
http://truepcgaming.com/2011/09/12/delightfully-addicting-mini-golf-wonderputt-interview/
http://mochiland.com/articles/flash-game-friday-winner-wonderputt
Hope this helps!
Before anyone has a chance: Yes, i know it's a bad idea. Please, don't give me a lecture on how i should use a web service instead. Thanks.
So, how could this be done?
I found this bit http://www.karlkraft.com/index.php/2010/09/17/mysql-for-iphone-and-osx/ and thought it might do the trick. I got a bunch of ARC error messages, cleaned those out and got this error at runtime:
Detected an attempt to call a symbol in system libraries that is not
present on the iPhone: pthread_cond_init$UNIX2003 called from function
my_thread_init in image oms.
Do i need to use something like ODBC/C?
I know that the solution might be a lengthy one, that's fine. Would be great if someone could at least point me in the right direction.
EDIT:
Since people are keen to know the reason for opting not to use a web service, here it is:
If you're creating an in-house app, the added security of a web service is next to nothing. Working directly with the DB means i need to maintain less code. Plus i don't need to create hacky PHP scripts to get things done.
FINAL CONCLUSION:
I wanted to leave a message for people who're about to do the same thing: Don't :)
Essentially your options are hacky server side scripts or Oracle proprietary mysql client you built yourself (and thus a hacky solution as well). Your choice but i'd strongly advice against it.
This might be the sort of thing that you are looking for:
mysql for iphone and osx
I found it on this iphonedevsdk thread access mysql remote database iphone
Personally I would be only doing this if you really really wanted to.
If you wanted a canned solution, I also found this: Flipper
Or to do it yourself: Build MySql client library for iPhone/iPad
Its not really that hard to find a number of solutions
I needed the same thing (I understand your lecture-pain ;) ) so I wrote this: https://github.com/ciaranj/MySqueakQl it doesn't link to the mysql client libraries so no GPL issues, but it is a very minimal ... very 'fresh' i.e. untested implementation ... just my 2c.
I faced the same problem as you did. I searched and find this.
In http://www.acapela-for-iphone.com/ios-4-2-gm-small-problem-with-simulator
Jean-Michel Reghem Says:
"It seems that Apple changes (again) something into the simulator (as in iOS 4.0)."
Also some people in that page say that this problem didn't show up in device, you can try.
The author has updated his code, and it worked.
Here is the link: http://www.karlkraft.com/index.php/2011/06/07/mysql-for-iphone-and-osx-version-2-0/
Hi I am a Student in Norway looking for a good general tutorial on Action Script and how to use it,and what it's for.
I have been looking around google for a while and I can't seem to find any good or "simple" way to learn or even understand how it works.
sites i've been too:
(http://www.actionscript.org/resources/categories/Tutorials/)
(http://www.flashandmath.com/)
(http://tutorials.flashmymind.com/)
(http://tutorialoutpost.com/tutorials/flash/actionscript)
(http://www.tutorialguide.net/programming/actionscript/)
(http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/actionscript/)
(http://www.kirupa.com/developer/flash/index.htm)
(http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/actionscript.html)
(http://www.adobe.com/devnet/actionscript.html)
So what do I want to know ?
Basic scripting to advanced scripting.
Where it's best to use action script. (best functions)
A simple yet efficient explenation that alot of people might understand.(if possible)
So if there is any way you guys might be able to help me with this little problem of mine I would be forever in your debt.
and thanks in advance for any info that might come my way, even if it helps me or not.
Check out this too: http://www.gotoandlearn.com/. It has some good free tutorials, but if I remember correctly, you need to pay for the full series!..
And the best approach to learn something is to read the documentation while working on something! Try create a game/small site/interactive animation/etc and when you are stuck, search the answer or ask for help!
ActionScript is similar to Java and C++ but different. It runs on the Flash Player. It is generally used for applications ranging from online games to video players to Rich Internet Applications.
Flash can be developed from 2 perspectives:
Designer's perspective: This approach consists of drawing objects, shapes etc on a stage like you do in an image editing software, and then animating / adding actions to the drawn objects. You develop this in Flash Professional (Link here)
Developer's perspective: This approach consists of developing using the Flex framework, from an IDE (Flash Builder)
Check these out. I learnt it by looking at various tutorials on the net (do a Google search, you'll find plenty), so you can learn from the net as you go.
I often recommend Colin Moock's Lost Actionscript Week End video tutorials , it's an excellent resource if you want to grasp the general concept behind AS3 and leaves you with enough understanding so that you're able to tackle books on Object Oriented programming, AS3 language reference, basically tools that you will eventually need when you get deeper into the subject.
http://tv.adobe.com/show/colin-moocks-lost-actionscript-weekend
Why don´t you try the official Google Action Script documentation? You can find it at https://developers.google.com/apps-script/ . I fount it very useful and easy to understand... It is very well organized and there are many examples with diverse grade of complexity. For example: you have there 5-minutes overview for your first Google Action Scrpipt https://developers.google.com/apps-script/overview#what_can_apps_script_do
And if you are looking for a more complex example, you can go forward to end-to-end examples: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/articles/bracket_maker
That is my first reference point with Google Action Script...
So I've spent the last few days looking for a way to create a simple image drawing app with wxPython, and I think the key to doing just that is understanding how to use Device Contexts. The problem is that the wxPython demo program doesn't demonstrate DCs, and the docs for both wxPython and wxWidgets don't explain as much as I'd like to know so I've decided to try and 'reverse engineer' an existing app to see how its done.
The first problem I have is that I don't know of any drawing apps written in wxPython (or any written in Python for that matter o.o), and the second is I don't know how I'd go about doing it. Am I right in saying that I'm going to need a copy of an application's Python source and something like Winpdb? What do professional programmers do when they find themselves in a situation like mine, needing answers that the docs don't provide?
If you need to understand the concepts, but the docs don't cut it, it's worth it to look at docs for similar APIs. In the case of drawing contexts, there are a lot of similar APIs in other languages. Java has Swing for instance.
Reverse engineering is easier in tools that aren't big event-driven GUI things. The converse is that event-driven GUI things tend to copy each other, so you only need to figure them out once or twice before they all make sense.
In .NET world, I have Reflector as indispensable tool.
In my company, we use to program SharePoint websites. There are many "gotchas" we just figure out by reverse engineering that product assemblies, exactly because documentation is plain wrong, just missing or simply doesn't exists.