Is there a way by which we can set default printer and its default size instead of using uiprintInterctionController ?
There's no easy way to get around the UIPrintInteractionController, since it's "the central class for printing in iOS" (according to the first paragraph or two of the documentation).
Looking through that documentation, I did find a handy method called:
- printToPrinter:completionHandler:
which allows you to print directly to the printer (presumably a previously selected printer from UIPrintInteractionController) without bringing up an interactive user interface. It still brings up a printing progress dialog, though.
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I'm trying to see if there's a way to use the display block in EV3 as a basic print function. I'm working from home and don't have a brick to test the code with so was hoping to just use the display preview option to output variables but I haven't been able to find a way. It will only show the standard 'Wired_1FAC2752-7229-46'. I've tried putting a wait block after it, putting it in a loop and clearing the display first but the preview never displays anything.
Thanks in advance
What about trying a "virtual" brick to run your programm?
Have a look at the "Virtual Robotics Toolkit": https://www.virtualroboticstoolkit.com/
It's not perfect and its not free but maybe a good workaround if you don't have any hardware at Home.
I want to use an editor to display a log from a program, I just need a very basic text field:
With a vertical scrollbar
With a contextual menu for copy/paste
Prevent the user from changing the text
In order to activate the copy/paste menu, I use the class racket:text% from framework rather than the basic one.
How to prevent the user from changing the text?
I read the documentation, as far as I understand the closest thing I found is lock method:
https://docs.racket-lang.org/gui/editor___.html?q=lock#%28meth._%28%28%28lib._mred%2Fmain..rkt%29._editor~3c~25~3e%29._lock%29%29
But it is not convenient, as it also prevent my program to write the data.
I also find get-read-write? but cannot find set-read-write.
Use the lock method, and just unlock the editor around any modifications that you want to do. You may find it useful to write a call-with-unlock helper function or with-unlock macro.
If you do your updates from the eventspace's handler thread (and you probably should; use queue-callback if they originate from another thread), then as long as you re-lock the editor at the end of an update, the user will never be able to interact with the unlocked editor.
I would like to display some information to the user via Matlab App Designer's GUI. I am new to this program and can't seem to find a widget that provides what I feel should be a simple function. Am I missing something? Examples would include showing the user:
The path of the file that he/she selected
Errors such as "No files detected" that are printed in a Matlab script called on by the GUI code.
Other print statements in code such as "Done!", etc that will inform the user when a process is complete.
Is there a way to capture the output in the Matlab command line and report these in a window of some sort in the GUI? Thanks in advance!
You can use a TextArea to display information for the user. Here's how I made a simple example:
Drag a button to the app in design view.
Drag in a text area also. I changed the label to Feedback.
Select the button and use the Callbacks tab in the bottom right of app designer to add a callback with the default name it gives you.
Edit the callback to contain
answer = 'what your want to display';
app.FeedbackTextArea.Value = answer;
When you push the button the text area gets filled. In your code, instead of just setting 'answer' to some string, set a variable using whatever code is dealing with your user's information. The key is to store what you want the user to see in a variable and then assign that to the "Value" parameter of the text area or other widget where you want them to see the results.
I have a database that I work on using Access 2013, though I must maintain compatibility with Access 2010; I am using Windows 7.
I have an input form that is set to Pop Up = Yes, and Modal = No. When opening this input form directly from the Navigation Pane, it functions perfectly normally.
I have a macro in a search form that calls up this input form with the specified record using the "OpenForm" action. When opening the input form with this macro, the form's background is totally garbled (it pulls the background image from whatever was behind it when called, as though it were transparent), and all labels are unreadable.
That said, if I run the macro again by trying to open a different record, the form then appears correctly until it is closed. Also, if I change the "Window Mode" in the "OpenForm" action to "Dialog" rather than "Normal," it appears correctly.
Neither of these are valid solutions, though -- it should work on the first time, and I do not want the form to be modal. All my code seems okay (insomuch as I am not receiving error messages), so I don't understand why it would be doing this... any guidance is very much appreciated.
I have discovered what is causing this problem, though I don't understand why.
The macro I am using came from a sample database, and has some commands I am not fully familiar with. One such command is "Requery."
I experimented with removing various parts of the macro with the window mode as "Normal" for the "OpenForm" command. As soon as I tried removing "Requery" (and nothing else) the window opened in "Normal" mode with no distortion whatsoever.
In short, having "Requery" in the macro was what was causing this error to occur. It seems like an innocuous enough action (all it does is refresh data, from what I understand, as described here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177360(v=office.12).aspx), but since I don't see why its inclusion was necessary anyway (if anyone could shed some light on that, it would be appreciated), it looks like this is essentially solved.
I hope this may help someone else in the future!
when capturing events in the Automation event editor of Instruments (with the neat record button blow the editor), I often get responses like this:
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().buttons()["Filter"].tap();
After capturing, I have the option to set the captured event to equivalent code visually.
Question: is there a way to set the captured events to the generic/numeric-value instead of the string-value by default? I know I can change each of them by hand, but usually I would like to have the
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().buttons()[2].tap();
value, rather than this way
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().buttons()["Filter"].tap();
Many thanks in advance
I asked Apples technical support - there is no such possibility in Instruments yet.