In the older version of JMC (I guess till JMC 5) we had the designer view to visualize the events. How can I achieve the same functionality in JMC 8?
Thanks.
The Designer View was removed in JMC 6.
You can still create custom views by right-clicking on Event Browser in the Outline view and select New Page -> Custom Page ... It's not as powerful, but you can create you own custom histograms and tables.
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I'm new to Swift.
I have a single-window MacOS application like this one:
https://github.com/armadsen/ORSSerialPort/tree/master/Examples/ORSSerialPortDemo/Swift
Is it possible to add tabview to this XIB based APP? I tried to add a tabview from view -> show library to the project but only the single window can show(tabview is not shown at all).
I googled extensively but couldn't find any hints.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
I'm using XCODE 12
I admit that I basically have 0 experience in Swift and MacOS UI programming.
I figured out the problem. I need to add tabview to my window, then add all my components like buttons and textviews to (one of) the tab.
I have a question regarding the linkage of the selection made on the nattable in a custom editor view and the sirius property view. Any ideas, how should i go for it, it will be really kind of you if you can highlight the steps in an easy to understand manner, because i have researched a lot on it and nothing is concrete enough to get me started to solve this task.
I am attaching two screenshots describing, what is the nature of the issue i am facing and what i want to implement.
Screenshots>
1. https://imgur.com/bVqfGc4
In the first screenshot, when i click on the element in the model explorer , its properties show up in the sirius properties view, and they should as that is how sirius property view works
2. https://imgur.com/DKsFQBi
In the second screenshot, when i click on any element on the nattable in a custom editor view containing my nattable, the sirius property view does not respond to the selection made on the nattable in that custom editor view.
I want to implement a solution where when i click on any element in the nattable, its properties hsow up in the sirius property view.
Your help and guidance in this regard will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Abu
You need to implement and register an ISelectionProvider. NatTable provides currently only row based providers like the RowSelectionProvider or the E4SelectionListener.
The corresponding examples can be found here:
https://github.com/eclipse/nebula.widgets.nattable/blob/master/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.examples/src/org/eclipse/nebula/widgets/nattable/examples/_500_Layers/_505_Selection/_5054_SelectionProviderExample.java
https://github.com/eclipse/nebula.widgets.nattable/blob/master/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.examples.e4/src/org/eclipse/nebula/widgets/nattable/examples/e4/part/SelectionListenerExample.java
I have updated xcode to the last version (V8.0). In the previous stable version, the live preview sections shows the app exactly how it would be in the device. However, in the new version, the live preview sections shows the app exactly how it appears into interface builder.
how can I have the live preview as it was before?
Any idea will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
The Interface Builder of Xcode 8 has been thoroughly reengineered. It is not possible to set it back to the Interface Builder of Xcode 7.
You have two options.
Either you download Xcode 7.3.1 from the Apple developer center. But you'll lose the ability to use Swift 3. This option is absolutely not recommended since you'll also lose future updates and future new features.
Or you make yourself familiar with the new Interface Builder. That option is recommended. The Apple promotion tells you exactly why:
See a live preview of exactly how your app will appear on any Apple
device with full vibrancy. As you quickly switch between different
devices to customize your UI for size classes, you will always see the
same interface as your customers. Pan and zoom are incredibly fast,
and you can even edit your interfaces when fully zoomed out for a
bird's eye view of your storyboard.
A Beginner’s Guide to Auto Layout with Xcode 8
Also I can advise you to look at this thread. I had issues with the new Interface Builder as well. The key answer: Split big Storyboard into many small ones. And update the Constraints from Xcode 7 projects as suggested in the answer:
1) Remove only one of the "Height equals: xx" constraint from one of your views inside the cell.
2) Update all frames.
3) Select the view you removed constraint from.
4) Click to add new constraint button. Now it should be showing a new height, probably with a decimal value.
5) Add height constraint without changing the value inside the box.
But splitting my Storyboard into many smaller ones did the trick. Take a Storyboard for every scene of your App. Like Login. Tweets. Pictures. Settings.
In Xcode 8, preview is by default attached at bottom side of view editor,
Here is the screenshot of the bottom view, which gives you the preview,
Select Any of the size shown to preview it in respective size.
My question is: I've an Eclipse RCP table in my view. The table has gridlines Visible and everything is fine. But I want all the cells of first row of the table to be merged as a single row in run-time GUI. How can I achieve this functionality ? Please, I don't expect something like adding a text over the first row obstructing it. If any API level functionality or any clues to do this are welcome.
The swt table is a native widget and does not allow you any span, neither in columns nor in rows. Even OwnerDraw (custom cell rendering) does not support this. The only way I see that could allow you to achieve this kind of hack is the swt table editor which allows you to place controls above cells:
http://www.eclipse.org/swt/snippets/#tableeditor
The table editor tracks the position of single cells and positions controls above them. It hides controls when a cell is not in edit mode, show's them when the cell is in edit mode. You'd have to deactivate this default behavior and make sure the controls are always shown - this should be fairly easy.
The more challenging part would be that you'd have to find out how to place the controls above 2 or more (and not a single) cells.
The only swt control I know to support span is the nebula grid. Grid is a custom control (no native widget) and therefore offers far more possibilites.
http://eclipse.org/nebula/widgets/grid/grid.php
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/viewvc.cgi/org.eclipse.swt.nebula/org.eclipse.swt.nebula.snippets/src/org/eclipse/swt/nebula/snippets/grid/GridSnippet2.java?root=Technology_Project&view=co
u can use GC api to do the needs in table. u can span between two columns.
http://www.java2s.com/Tutorial/Java/0280__SWT/Maketextspanmultiplecolumns.htm
I'm using the JavaFX designer in NetBeans for the first time, and I'm not sure how to control the order of my objects layering. I wanted to put an ImageView behind a group of buttons, but it always appears above them. How do I tell the designer that it goes below the buttons?
Darn, I knew this would happen. Spend an hour searching, post a question, find the answer five minutes later. The Navigator panel in the bottom left. Just click and drag the item up or down to control ordering.