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- Returns a list of touches for a given event .
- Returns the Bezier curve of a function .
- Compute rotation and scale .
- Get info from a transform property .
- Computes scale scale .
- Compute velocity input
- Returns the touch action values for touch actions .
- An input handler .
- Creates an array of unique values .
- get the center of a set of pointers
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QUESTION
I was following ThinMatrix's tutorial on OPENGL/LWJGL 3 3D Game Tutorial series (here), even though my code was wrote a little different from his, it was going well.
I could render an object like the image below using basic LWJGL 3 methods for rendering/shading. Basically, using this method in the Render class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 02:07So, after dealing with college and work stuff, I finally returned to this code, and I could at last fix my mistakes. Shoutouts to Nick Clark for it's comment on the buffers associated with the VAO.
The problem seems to happen because of this line of code
QUESTION
I have seen this thread Python tkinter treeview get full path, But after trying this I got only the path from previous parent node. What if directory tree has lots of branches. I need the full path of a selection.
For eg.
Here when I click the beaglebone I got path D:\eclipse\beaglebone. But when .metadata is clicked I got path beaglebone\.metadata. But my expectation is to get D:\eclipse\beaglebone\.metadata.
OnDoubleClick() I need to get the full path. Do anyone has any idea?
My code is,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 03:38You need to go backward the tree until reaching root:
QUESTION
i have a tree tiew from a folder and i want to open the file when i click one file.
Everything ok, but when i click the file it doest send me the correct path
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 11:34Try it like this for your select
function:
QUESTION
Good morning,
I have a web page that I created based off a PDF, which is not web accessible and device responsive, whereas this web page will be.
Problem 1: I have used JavaScript + HTML + CSS to create collapsible headings to expand the contents within. It works except that I cannot collapse the same section back if I click on the same heading again.
Problem 2: As an addition, I have attempted to make it so the page scroll to the expanded section... but it's doing a funny and I'm not sure why... sometimes the page scrolls to the location, sometimes it scrolls to the top... and when clicking on the same heading as what is already open, the page scrolls somewhere else.
I have tried to move around the code for both issues, but I always get different results and not the ones I am looking for.
I have a JSFiddle here - I was wondering if someone could give me pointers on what I'm doing wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 09:41It's because you're toggling the active one twice when you press it. Simplest solution would be to add a check in your loop to see if you're working with the same child or not
eg:
QUESTION
I am trying to draw a line on the image and retrieve all the pixel values that fall beneath the line. I have tried but a method where you retrieve the 2 mouse click coordinates and calculate the slope between the two mouse coordinates but that is very specifically extracting only one row. How can I change the width of the line and also retrieve the pixels beneath it? I am new to python and I don't know where to start. Any ideas or any recommendations would be great thank you.
Simply to understand I want to draw a line on image and extract pixels beneath the line, and also when we change the width of line I want to extract pixel values of the extended with too. How can I do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-27 at 18:00I was a little confused by your question; But I guess if I misunderstood the problem; it may help someone else later. I tried to test it with @Dan Mašek method.
QUESTION
I want to expand my tk treeview
to north-south
, but I can't do it.
Here's my try(code):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-13 at 03:52.pack()
is better here:
QUESTION
My title can look a little ambiguous, so here is an explanation.
Professional IDE like Pycharm
or Visual Studio Code
allow copying the folder, navigating to a specific directory and pasting it there. I would also like to implement that.
But in my case, shutil.copytree needs 2 arguments - source folder and destination folder.
So is there any way that one can copy a folder, navigate through the explorer, click paste or press ctrl+v
and the folder will be copied or pasted there, unlike shutil.copytree
where the user already need to provide the path?
Currently, I have a code that will copy the folder name to the clipboard.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-01 at 13:58For windows, you can use the Powershell command Set-Clipboard
. To you can run the command use the subprocess module. Now that the file/folder is copied you can now paste it in file explorer using ctrl+v or using the right-click context menu.
To handle the paste simply use clipboard_get()
provided by tkinter which will provide you with the path to the file/folder. You can then make use of shutil.copy
/shutil.copytree
to copy the contents from src in your application.
You can then reload the tree view to make the changes visible.
Example:
QUESTION
I am following this tutorial on 3D game development with LWJGL and OpenGL. And in the series, the instructor is using LWJGL 2 while I'm using LWJGL 3 with GLFW. And in a certain section he uses LWJGL's input implementations only available in LWJGL 2, so I am forced to use GLFW's callback system. I was able to add input functionality for key input, cursor movement, and mouse button input, but when I tried to add a scrolling callback, it seemed that the offsets only return -1 and 1 for the scrolling directions, and when added, the (3rd person) camera translated forward and backwards indefinitely, and the intention was for every scroll movement the camera translates forward or backward a certain distance. In actuality I was expecting to get delta values for each scrolling movement. Previously I was messing around trying to see if I could set the offset values for an amount of delay time then set them back to 0 but to no avail. I tried searching for an answer, but I found nothing related to my problem. I may be stupid, but here's the code.
MouseScroll callback class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 15:04The GLFWScrollCallback is invoked whenever the user generates some scroll operation (up por down or even left or right). As a result, you will set XScroll
/ YScroll
to -1
or 1
and leave it as such until the next scroll event happens. You need to implement some way to reset it to zero. Potentially you could do something like
QUESTION
I have an owner-draw PictureBox (picGrid
) and I want to allow the user to zoom using the mouse wheel. That part is easy. But I want to automatically scroll such that the logical point under the mouse is still the logical point under the mouse after the zoom.
Here's what I have so far. It almost works but is just not right. XScroll
and YScroll
are my scroll positions and will be used to set the scroll bar (in addition to offset the image).
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-26 at 17:01I was able to work through this. This is what I came up with. (Note that XOffset
and YOffset
are in screen coordinates to match the scrollbars.)
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