I would like to implement a interactive help for the new users of an application.
Kind of help, that greys out most of the screen, highlights a button and shows a text to explain what it does.
Has anyone implemented such a thing in flutter? Is there a plugin for that that I missed? Googling with "guide" or " tutorial" keyword just brings tutorials about flutter, not very useful.
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My own created Preference Page doesn't look well formatted, due to the fact I don't know how to do so in java code (I don't want to use any editor for that case). I googled for some Tutorials, but they didn't help that much.
A documenatation or a tutorial where all possible GUI Components for Preference Pages were described and examples how to use them would be very helpflul.
Does somebody knows such pages ?
It would be very helpful to know how to make such a "box/panel" which contains other elements like a checkbox/radiobutton etc. In case to get the page more structured.
Example: Preferences -> General -> Open mode "box" with the RadioButtons "double click", "single click".
Thank you very much!
Often, the best way to learn is by example. Find a preference page or another Eclipse screen that looks the way you want and study its source code. Eclipse has a very neat tool to make this easier. Simply hit ALT+SHIFT+F1 while on the screen you want to study further and you will get info about the class and the plugin that implement the screen. There are a variety of ways of getting the relevant source code at that point. Simply searching on Google with the full class name is often enough.
everyone.
My name is Nick, a totally newbie to Javafx. Recently, our team has been running a project and we would love making GUI by Javafx. I am being stuck at the moment. The following is what's in our imagination:
After reading some documentations, here what I've got:
I really appreciate if someone could help give me some hints to get things done. This is an academic project. Thanks so much for your valuable time.
Best Regards
I would recommend using Scenebuilder tool. It is a WYSIWYG GUI editor provided especially for the purposes like yours.
Look at this links.. using this you don't want design manually.. with netbeans you can design just by drag and drop content what you want.
Scene builder is also good tool to design your system at a stretch.
JavaFX Scene Builder
A Visual Layout Tool for JavaFX Applications
First of all take a look at this. so you can get through easily in javaFX.
Java GUI Applications Learning Trail
After looking all this.. then any problem occurs then ask here..
Thanks..
I am using CodeRush Xpress and found that I cannot write a plugin using IssueProvider from this page (end of third paragraph). Now I am using codeProvider to write simple plugins using CodeRush Xpress.
With CodeProvider I can only show the notification with these 3 dots.
I wanted to show the errors by
1.) Underling the code and
2.) Providing a URL in the hint box (So that the user can click this URL to know more about the problem).
Is there a way to underline the code in coderush Xpress. And also any ways to provide links in the hint box.
Some links or some lines of code used to underline would be helpful.
Thanks in Advance.
The high-level Code Issues UI functionality (underlining, issue hints with links(URLs), left and right issue bars) is available in CodeRush Pro, but not CodeRush Xpress. So you won't be able to see code issues with CodeRush Xpress only.
I am just starting to develop some application using Eclipse RCP. I was able to hack out a prototype by reading some tutorials. Although I was able to hack out some working code, I found myself shaky on some of the RCP concepts like:
What is a page? I see a lot of getActivePage() API calls, so I am assuming there can be multiple pages am I correct?
In the IWorkbechPart API there is an API called getSite(), which is being use a lot, but I am not sure what is a "site"
The above are just a sample of questions I am having, so it would really help me if someone can point me to some articles explain these type of concepts (I did google around without success).
I would also appreciate it if someone can point me to some articles that can educate me on how to write clean RCP code; kind of like the "Effective Java" for RCP.
You may want to check this as well:
Take a look at the JavaDoc for the Interfaces, they are well documented and give you an idea of the terminology. For example:
What is a page?
Look at the Javadoc at org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchPage
called getSite(),
Look at the Javadoc at org.eclipse.ui.IViewSite
i had created my popup window which is appearing on a click of link but it is coming at the top corner of window and want it to appear it in at center and also want to resize it. i had created it in scala and calling it with html file.so everybody please give your suggetions as fast as possible.
This question is just so wrong, web pages aren't written in Scala; they're written in HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
Please, please stop taking some very fundamental questions about basic web design / jQuery concepts and tagging them as Scala. You do not have a Scala problem.
My advice to you is to forget Scala, at least for now. Concentrate on just writing static web pages using JavaScript/jQuery. Once you have a level of understanding there, start looking at Scala, but not for web pages, just get a feel for the language by writing command-line tools.
Then, and only then, you can start learning the Lift framework, and tie it all together.
Alternatively, you could always try Ruby on Rails, it's supposed to be easier to learn than Lift.
Also, you really should post samples of any code you're struggling with, it makes it far easier for others to spot the problem if they can see the code.