I have a function for reading and creating a pdf file. I was told it uses iText.dll, but not sure where to find it and implement it. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Im a .net newbie. I dont need help with the code right now, so just setting up the dependancies would be a good start.
Any help would be great
Thanks
--Mark
I guess you mean the component iTextSharp
You can find THE download and documentation here:
http://itextsharp.sourceforge.net/
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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.
Anyone know of any widget in Qt4 that acts as a terminal/console? Open-source would be good.
Thanks in advance.
QConsole used to do something like that. (Not sure the project is active anymore, but you might want to have a look).
Found some decent source code here. Very basic functionality, but I've been adding to it some and I think it has promise to do what I need it to.
NOTE: I have only tested this code in Win32.
Here is a link to my new question concerning this code.
If you are on Qt6, you can use the QLightTerminal.
If you're on Qt5 now, there's the QTermWidget widget from the LXQt project.
I've found a flex paging example I'd like to get working, but can't seem to get it running.
The Example files can be found here: http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2008/12/actionscript-pagination-exampl.html
I've downloaded and imported the project into flex. However I seem to have an error that prevents the example from running. Here is the error that appears
The definition of base class DisplayObjectContainerController was not found. – PaginationWidget.as
Method marked override must override another method. – PaginationWidget.as
Here's things I would look at:
Did you install Flex builder in another directory? Is it in your path? Is it on a removable or network drive?
Do you have Flex builder OR Flash CS4 Professional with the TextLayout plugin? Do I have the appropriate example download for my setup?
I've resolved the issue.
Got a hold of someone from Adobe and turns out that the files posted contained old beta code.
He was able to direct me to the new updated source code. - http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/files/2010/09/Pagination20Build169.zip
He informed me that they are currently slowly working on posting all their examples with current source.
hey, take a look at this component ..
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3166670#3166670
it may help you
Anybody out there who had developed plugins for eclipse?
I am using eclipse for last 4-5 years and am just thinking about developing some plugins for eclipse. I dont know anything about that, like how its written and all. If someone who has experience on this can show light over that, it would be great. Some really good tutorials or links or any useful articles will do.
Cheers,
PK
this might help you have a look
http://www.vogella.de/articles/EclipsePlugIn/article.html
and for breif you can go here too
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecplug/
Here is one more tutorial: http://eclipsepluginsite.com/
You can start from creating a sample eclipse plugin project. You could also use their plugin-spy (Alt-Shift-F1) to gain insight into any screen. You can start from your first plugin.
Also have a look at the sample code that is generated by creating a new project using the various plug-in wizards.
I started looking at Silverlight.FX by Nikhil Kothari to replace Prism/Unity with our Silverlight 3 project.
So far I like the code layout and structure. It looks well thought out.
But I can't get a lot of the samples working due to a System.Reflection.AmbiguousMatchException. Anyone else seeing this? Should I not be using this framework with Silverlight 3?
I'm using the framework with Silverlight 3 without issue. Referencing the pre-built dlls works for my project but I haven't tried compiling the source myself. Have you tried using the dlls?
After some heavy debugging this error is coming because some of the class names that Nikhil used I believe are now in Silverlight 3 beta 1. In the TaskList example the ListView's DataTemplate has a HoverEffect
<fxeffects:ColorFill FillColor="#406795D1" Duration="0:0:0.25"/>
This is the one causing all the problems I saw. Removing this took away the AmbiguousMatchException.
Well, that is avoiding the problem, not solving it. It looks like the problem is much deeper, and anything that uses classes that derive from the Effect base class is broken. That makes the use of Silverlight FX pretty boring.
I have tried to use the lib in the past, and had issues with it. While Nikhil Kothari is amazing in the things he has worked on, and his technical abilities, I find that he is not so responsive to solving issues (BTW, someone already posted this problem on his blog, without his response). I do not want this to sound like a knock on Nikhil, it is just something you need to consider when using open source for real-world projects.
I sure hope someone can figure out what the deal is with those classes, I have spent many hours debugging, without solving the issue.
I tried the Amazon Store sample and the TaskList sample using the latest version of the library (3.1 built against SL3), and samples seem to work fine, including the ColorFill effect.
I did rename the Effect class to AnimationEffect which you'd need to avoid the ambiguous API compile error you'd see if you tried to recompile the sources... but precompiled binaries would have been fine. Not sure I see why you'd get a runtime reflection issue however.
Sorry, I know it can be frustrating to not see a response/fix immediately, but theres just too many things going on esp. before a release. My hope is having the source around at least enables you to debug into/break into so at least one is not completely blocked. Yes, I realize its suboptimal, but at the same time it is the reality, as Noam pointed out... :-(