in colab, I see annotations which render a simple GUI to the right of the cell. I don't know what this functionality is called.
An example is:
##title howdy
If I want to learn more about this, what is it called?
These are part of the forms syntax; for more information, see https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/forms.ipynb
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I have been building my interaction model with the new skill builder (beta), and according to the document, I should be able to use the dialog model. I tried to test the intent and the JSON does not include dialogState like what is said on the document. Anyone know how to enable dialog model?
I was having the exact same problem. Apparently, the dialogState property isn't included in the request when you test via the Dashboard UI. You need to use the device itself. So testing locally or via the dashboard will make it seem like there is a bug that isn't actually there. This thread helped a lot.
I do this stuff for research, so there´s no source code.
My programm has to be able to change the language via buttons. I got the information that the QtLinguistis often used for this stuff. The problem is that I can´t find something like a workflow, what and when do I have to do something.
It would be nice if someone can give me a push in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
Hi I am currently trying to follow this guide:
https://ribbonworkbench.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/132235-create-a-workflow-short-cut-ribbon-button-no-code
So that I can create a button on the ribbon in CRM to start a workflow. The idea being that the user will fill in part of the form and then request approval.
However I have ran into an issue which is that at one point I have to define the library for the command actions to use and the guide state that we must use the "/_static/_common/scripts/RibbonActions.js" and the "/_static/_forms/form.js" library.
However not having done this before I have no idea how to include the library in the solution, so nothing appears on the library selection screen. I have tried searching how to complete this step but to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
What I understood is that you are trying to call a workflow from javascript on click of a ribbon button. If you have any reference javascript assembly then both of them should be referred for the javascript method to work as expected.
Lets assume we have two different javascripts files like reference.js and actual.js And the button is supposed to call a method button_click from actual.js. In such a case we will be adding two commands as follows:
Library:reference.js and FunctionName:isNaN
Library:actual.js and FunctionName:button_click
This way the reference javascript also will be loaded and the method should be working properly. Hope I was able to address your query. Let me know if you have any questions or still the problem persists.
There is a possibility to enter plain text to library field instead of choosing from a selector.
I just got Flex Builder Professional for the profiling support, and although I can make the profiler work, I am having trouble isolating samples to just a section of my code. Trying to click "clear profiling data" and "stop collecting" in the UI just isn't cutting it.
I'd like to be able to, in my code, do something like:
startProfiling();
// do stuff
stopProfiling();
and have that "snapshot" of profiling data visible in the UI.
I can't find any information on this online at all. I know about flash.sampler.* but I don't know how to make flex builder and flash.sampler talk to each other.
This is a pretty routine way to trigger profiler data collection, and I am very frustrated trying to find a solution and hoping someone else has already figured it out.
So you checked out the flash.sampler APIs? When you hook up the profiler it is probably calling startSampling automatically. Have you tried calling pauseSampling from your app and then calling startSampling when you want just your stuff collected?
I don't believe this is possible. The profile in flex is like the debugger. You have to hook up to a specific instance of it and profile the application from start to finish. Here is a link that talks more about the Flex 3 profiler and might give you some more information on a different way to achieve what you are looking for.
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_3:Feature_Introductions:_Performance_and_Memory_Profiling
I let user enter some code in my Flex3 (Flash 10) app and I want to do syntax highlighting.
Is there any open-source library that would help me?
I'll need a Lua syntax support, but I can add it myself if library has a resonable interface to do this.
Update on 21 Jan, 2009:
Check out Anirudh's port of google-code-prettify to ActionScript3, it has a very good example app as well.
I guess this wasn't even feasible till now.
With the new Flash Text Engine, maybe such text-based features will start showing up, and hopefully open source libraries that work like the FlashEff library.
I also wanted to do syntax highlighting, I found a example which works
http://labs.searchcoders.com/text/
You will need to take their actionscript code and when people change the text in your text area then you will need to re-draw the syntax highlighting.
Basically I am doing this as I'm making my own IDE/Language in FLEX.
Try this: http://www.flashtexteditor.com/ftf/
or this:
http://www.matthijskamstra.nl/blog/index.php/2008/06/04/actionscript-syntax-highlighting/