I made a UI with Adobe XD and after I finished it, I tried exporting all widgets but nothing is showing in Android Studio.
I added the adobe_xd: dependency.
I unlinked all components but it's still not working.
Please help.
As of right now the only way to export all widgets is to uncheck the prototype interaction option.
My initial export created prototype interactions, but now going back and having added more interactions and more artboards, the plugin will not export while I have the Prototype Interactions box checked.
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I’m currently working on a katalon Studio plugin that receives a list of items (after processing) that I want to display on a “custom marker view” (similar to the problems view) it is that possible in Katalon studio 8.1.0??
Problems marker view
If the answer is yes, can you share with me any kind of documentation or knowledge that I can use to accomplish that?
Thank you!!
Why flutter does not contain a preview of the app while we are programming it?
Is there any design plugin to be able to drag and drop widgets like in android studio for android apps?
It is difficult to build an interface from code without having a preview of the application.
Thanks!!
Disclaimer: This is not a first party tool.
I think what you're looking for is this:
https://flutterstudio.app/
It's a drag and drop editor for building Flutter layouts.
My personal recommendation is to use an emulator and learn how all the layout widgets work. Thanks to hot-reload it's super easy to experiment and create what you're looking for.
Well, you have emulator. What else do you want to preview your app?
Also on dart dev tools, you have a render tree and widget inspector. There is an option called show debug paint that I highly use to see the size and boundaries of widgets, and many other options I didn't discover yet.
You can use flutter studio if you want to create your ui by dragging and dropping widgets but I didn't use it.
And I just found that.
I really didn't understand what you mean by previewing.
For example, when you are starting and have a lot of examples, you might not remember what they look like.
I might suggest that you save a screenshot in your assets, so you can then remember what the app is about, without running the code.
I'm trying to customize the about dialog in my eclipse RCP application. I already managed to add my logo and to replace the title and the text body as described under Branding Your Application.
I would also like to add some buttons to it: send a feedback or open the wiki page etc.
Is there a way to do it or achieve a similar functionality?
Any help is much appreciated.
The About diaog (org.eclipse.ui.internal.dialogs.AboutDialog) does not support any configuration.
The 'feature image row' you have highlighted is populated from the IBundleGroupProvider array returned by Platform.getBundleGroupProviders(), I don't see any way to add to this.
I am looking for an Open Source lib for GWT 2.3+ which has dynamic TabbedPane (with close tab button, scrolling, events support etc). I googled but couldn't find any. So I need your skilled advice. Is there such a lib and where to find it?
Thanks
SmartGWT? here is the link to the showcase of TabSet component. What do you mean by events? EventBus? I was using the GWTP framework for this purpose.
EDIT:
license
You can easily build it as a custom widget in GWT.
You need a top panel to show your "tabs" and a panel below it to show a tab content. When a user clicks on a tab, you populate the bottom panel with a selected tab content. You can easily add a button to your "tab" widget and attach a ClickHandler to it to remove the corresponding tab from the top panel. This is basic GWT - you don't need an outside library for it.
You could look at the gxt advanced tabs example and the gxt overview
It is gpl3, but that said it is more like Android where the actual development is behind closed doors unless you have a support contract, and then the src code is available when a version is released.
There are some exceptions available if you have a FLOSS project that is not compatible with GPL3 -- say for example your project is under an Apache license but you want to include gxt (of course, the gxt portion of the code must still comply with gpl3 requirements)
gxt license
I have a RCP application with a set of my views and i needn't such views as Debug/* views or Team/* views. How can i remove them from Window->SHow view->Other dialog?
I found here a solution with visibleWhen attribute, but i need to disable not mine items.
Could anyone help me?
Thank you
The best way to ensure that unwanted views do not appear, is to remove the contributing plugins from your RCP app. Presumably, if you don't want the debug view to appear, then you don't need any debug.ui functionality. So, it seems to me that you should be removing that plugin from your app.
Andrew is correct, if you don't need the extra view, you can just remove the plugin that contributes the view.
On the other hand, if you need the view but don't want it to be readily available from the UI, you can also use the concept of activities to selectively hide any ui contributions.
please see http://www.vogella.de/blog/2009/07/13/eclipse-activities/ for details on how to use them