I want to add a library to my project but I can't find the solution explorer in the Atmel studio 7 where I can add the library
how can I show solution explorer window in Atmel studio??
This is the Solution Explorer
You can open it in View -> Solution Explorer (CTRL+ ALT+ L).
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When I run the application with Visual Studio and ripple, and I click link for other pages from Cordova project( to localhost) comes an error. Ripple notificates: "Instead of the page you'll see an AW, snap!" Chromes DeveloperTools tells: "was disconnected from the page.'
Links for some website works good. Before links worked well.
What could be the problem?
We found what appears to be a bug in Chromium and filed this to track it:
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=585260
We are making a change to Ripple to work around the issue. Please keep an eye on our VS TACO blog for more information; we'll make an announcement when the change goes live with instructions on how to update Ripple. You can find our blog here:
http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/
We're sorry for any inconvenience this has caused you and hope to have a fix, both in our tools and in Chrome, shortly.
(Disclosure: I work on the Tools for Apache Cordova in Visual Studio)
I followed instructions from http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/2016/02/12/update-to-ripple.html
and it's working :
-In Visual Studio, click Tools -> Options
-Find the Tools for Apache Cordova
-Click the “Clear Cordova Cache” button
-Rebuild your project
Please make sure that you have VS2015 TACO tools update 5. let me know if you have any issues afterwards. It works great for me with the latest update.
Luck did not last a long time. Chrome updated himself(Versio 48.0.2564.103 m) and Ripple does not again working. In new Chromes is bug with Visual Studio 2015 and Ripple.
This is a new issue we're investigating on the VS TACO team, too. I'll update this answer with any workarounds/next steps as we keep researching.
For now, the workaround is as suggested by #PeteQoo - you need to revert your version of Chrome to version 46.
I am writing a stylesheet to use with my Compiled Help files. It looks like CSS2 generally works, but I'm not sure about CSS selectors like > and +.
Is the CHM format equivalent to, say, IE 7?
fwiw, I am authoring on Windows 7 and IE9 is installed.
On Windows Vista and later (I tested 7, 8, and 8.1), the HTML Help Viewer uses IE 7, even if you have a more recent version of Internet Explorer installed, and even if Windows itself comes bundled with a more recent version of Internet Explorer.
On Windows XP and prior, if the user has IE 7 or prior installed, then the HTML Help Viewer uses whichever version of IE the user has installed. If the user has IE 8 installed, then the HTML Help Viewer will use the IE 7 engine, even if the user never installed IE 7. IE 9 and later cannot be installed on Windows XP or prior.
So it seems HTML Help will be fovever stuck with IE 7.
Here's a small CHM file that you can use to test this:
http://download.jgsoft.com/helpscribble/UserAgent.chm
(If the right hand pane of the HTML Help Viewer shows "navigation canceled" or a similar error, you need to right-click the downloaded CHM in Windows Explorer, select Properties, and then click the Unblock button.)
The HTML Help Viewer uses the layout engine components of Microsoft Internet Explorer (Shdocvw.dll hosting Mshtml.dll) to display Help topics.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa189109%28v=office.10%29.aspx
Which means: CSS version support is determined by which IE version is installed.
I was wondering how come Aptana has an extra App Explorer panel to the left of the
usual Project Explorer panel that usually comes with most versions of Eclipse. Why
are two such panels needed in Aptana? What is the exact difference in purpose and
functionality between the two?
Thanks,
John Goche
You should check this:
What is the difference between the Eclipse Package Explorer and the Eclipse Project Explorer?
You can do similar things with both panels but App Explorer gives you somethin like closer look at your application and files related to it, and Project Explorer gives you more general view over your App and also file system what can be for example useful while copying files into your projects workspaces.
How can I enable or disable the autocomplete feature for the IDE AVR-Studio 5 or AVR-Studio 4? Do I have to edit some installation files to do this?
In the video AVR Studio 5: How to use the Editor, the man uses a supposed autocomplete feature (without entering ctrl+enter) on AVR Studio 5. But I looked for it on google and Atmel site, and could not find.
In AVR Studio 5 select the VAssistX menu and click on 'Enable/Disable Visual Assist X". This should turn on and off the feature.
Windows 7 Aero Theme has a brand new taskbar with extensions.
What is the current status of Taskbar Extensions (jump lists, etc.) support in Qt?
Far as I'm aware there's no support for this yet - but there would be nothing to stop you making native OS API calls to do this just on Windows.
If you want to see an example of this approach, check out this recent Qt Labs posting about using "blur-behind" on windows.
There is a commercial Qt add-on that implements all the taskbar extensions. It is called Q7Goodies and it seems to be really easy to use.
I've written a small library for Qt, it just provides support for progress bar and overlay icons on the new Windows 7 taskbar. You can find it on my blog. Obviously it is free to download and use.