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OpenWindow is a project that aims to offer a simple C# API that calls into the running native windowing backend without any layer in between. It targets .NET Standard 1.3 and 2.0.
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QUESTION
I bind html via innerHtml in Angular:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 11:57You need a mix of the two response to this SO
It's like this SO
First you need take account that Angular not "compile at time". But "get" a button or an href is easy thanks the directive of @k-coding
Well, we can transform a bit the directive to get the attribute (click)
an know the function and the possibles arguments
QUESTION
I try to verify that window.open()
is called within a then
block. Here is a minimal example.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 17:45I have noticed the same thing with fakeAsync/tick
where the tick
does not control some promises.
I would spy on fetch
and make it return a random promise.
QUESTION
I started creating a shooter game with ursina, and I tried to get exe from this using pyinstaller. after I got the exe, when I run the app, it show me an error(o I have coded a new game with ursina, but I got this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 13:30to build it, you need to open the terminal and type:
QUESTION
For my electron app, I would like to open another Svelte-window (or load different windows/components depending on the startup variables).
So let's say I used this tutorial to set up a basic structure, with my App.svelte
looking like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 17:42The obvious quick fix I see is using an #if
block on bodyID
in App.svelte
containing two components, MainApp (content of App.svelte
) and LauncherApp, and then simply changing bodyID depending on in which mode you are.
When using sveltekit I think it would make sense to treat LauncherApp as a separate route (I believe this is the only way to have "separated" pages with sveltekit, though I am not 100%). So when opening a new window you navigate the new instance of your application to the LauncherApp route. If you don't want the same base layout as in the main app, you can add a __layout.reset.svelte file.
I don't know why your solution didn't work, it was quite elegant.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 10:12You can additionally overwrite the
QUESTION
In the main window of my program, I have a button that, if clicked, creates a new, additional window. When this new window finishes loading, I want to send a message to ipcRenderer
; however, I have not been able so far to make ipcRenderer
able to receive the message, even though the window is created successfully.
Here's a snippet of the code in main.js
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-26 at 03:39You are sending "opened-window"
to the new window you created, not the original one in which the button was pressed.
QUESTION
I need to implement the tabulate function (using MenuItem TabulateFunction), which is located in a file with the extension .class in the form of byte-code. Since the function can have one of the three classes that implement my interface, then, according to the task, you need to implement a separate class that will be responsible for reading the byte-code from the file and create an object based on this byte-code.
I made a class ClassLoaderForFunctions and use return defineClass
in it
And here is the problem. When I select Tabulate Function in my menu, it calls the method from ClassLoaderForFunctions which implements the above for the function from the file.
And when it comes to return defineClass
, I get an error: Exception in thread JavaFX Application Thread" java.lang.ClassFormatError: Incompatible magic value 11 in class file tlog/class
In the Main class I call the controller and write the byte code of the tlog
object in a file with the extension .class
*I deleted the import lines for the sake of Stack Trace
What could be the problem?
ClassLoaderForFunctions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 14:05What you are apparently trying to do is generate a .class
file that you can then load.
But the problem is that what you are actually writing to "tlog.class" is not in the standard class file format. In fact, it looks like you are just writing a bunch of numbers using DataOutputStream
methods. That isn't even remotely close to valid1.
At any rate, when you then attempt to load the (supposed) class file, the JVM is saying, in effect:
"Nah! That's not in a valid class file format. It doesn't even start with the correct magic number!"
So what is the solution?
Well you could (in theory) generate a valid class file. The problem is that creating a valid class file that implements your function is going to be difficult, and require deep knowledge of Java bytecodes and the structure of class files. And it is not clear that you are going to achieve anything by doing that.
Here are a couple of (probably) better ideas.
Just read and write the data as a data file. Then write some Java code that implements the required function, using the data that you read from the file.
Write some Java code to generate Java source code for the function, embedding the data in the file as arrays of constants or whatever. Then call the Java compiler to compile it, and load the resulting
.class
file.
The first option is the simplest, and most likely all that you need. You might consider the second option if the function was performance critical. But you should only do that if you have measured the performance. Besides, you will probably find the the speedup will be small, and not worth the considerable effort needed to achieve it.
1 - The format is documented in Chapter 4 of the JVM specification. You will need to understand a lot more of the spec in order to write the bytecodes for the classes methods and pseudo-methods.
QUESTION
I have implemented push notifications for my PWA and my service worker (SW) is currently handling clicks on a notifications like this:
- If the app is running it will put it in the foreground and send it some data using the
Client.postMessage
API - If the app is not running it will launch it via
Client.openWindow
using URL parameters that contain some minimal information about the push notification
Point 1 works just as I want. But for 2, I would like to be able to send to my app the same data as for 1, and I cannot add it to the URL (the payload is too large). The issue is that I can only use Client.postMessage
when my app is ready to receive such messages...
What is the simplest way to do that?
Note: my use case is a chat app for which a push notification is displayed when a message is received and a click on the notification triggers the app and shows the corresponding chat and message. I want to pass the content of the message itself (which is in the push notification received by the service worker) to the app so it can show directly, instead of having to pull it from the backend.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 14:19This is how I solved the problem:
- SW receives a push notification and the user clicks on it
- SW stores the information to send to the app in IndexedDB associated with a unique id
- SW uses Client.openWindow with a custom URL + the unique id to open the app When the app is started, it pulls the data from IndexedDB using the id
QUESTION
Im currently practicing how to use WPF on C#, ive gotten the basics of it but im facing an issue, ive set up my code to open a new window when a button is clicked however the view does not update to how window 2 is supposed to look it just shiws the same view as window1 but the changing from window to window is working just the content is not changing.
Window one cs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-16 at 18:42Send the Wall window as a parameter to the second window, where you set the Visibility
property to Visibile
, and if Task1 is created once, there is no need to create multiple instances.
The full code of the changes is given below.
change MainWindow to this :
QUESTION
Im learning how to use WPF on C# and ive hit a stumbling block, im trying to open a new window/view when i click a button This is the first window code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-16 at 14:21Try with Window1 f1 = new Window1(); at MainWindow ... because you are creating only new window, but not the proper one ! Use the same namespace PROG6221_POE_Tarisai_Gonah_18028480 !
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