Pardon my ignorance, but what is this senseSDK for?
Can you develop new WM applications using it?
Can you develop new WM applications using it?
Pardon my ignorance, but what is this senseSDK for?
Can you develop new WM applications using it?
I have that too. I guess it was only meant to be one primary line and one secondary one and the text gets centered for that height. It would be great if it was centered for the whole text height or if one could influence the placement - or can one already?
Ed,
hey eboelzner, can you plz add a feature to have the Text headers at the left of the textbox and not above them like an option?
they take too much space. i would like to have an option to choose if i want it on top or on the left.
thank you
Ed,
I'm hoping to feature your SDK in the next release of the facebook tab, I hope my software skills are good enough to do your hardwork justice. Also I shall try to ensure recognition is included and passed on where-ever possible.
At the moment, long way off from release and will take me some time to learn how to use your controls, but worth it to leave behind the ms forms.
Excellent work!
1.36 is working well for me, but I still need to try your time controls, they should be perfect for me now.
Sensepanelitem still doesn't size right, am I doing something wrong? Check out the attachment.
I understand the issue now... I will look into adding properties to allow you to position the Primary and Secondary text...
how about that we can set it manually? for example i can have a big header text, and a very small textbox. or the other way around. so i guess i need to be able to set the width to both of them
string name = "qvga_regedit"; //change to "SmartDeviceProject2.Resources.qvga_regedit.png" also not work
SensePanelItem AboutContent = new SensePanelItem();
AboutContent.IThumbnail = SenseAPIs.SenseImage.GetIImageFromResource(name);
//successful call below:
AboutContent.IThumbnail = this._getIImageFromResource(this._isVGA() ? "vga_regedit" : "qvga_regedit");
This looks excellent. I want to develop a little app for my phone, just as a bit of fun really. I'm a bit confused however how to use it within an application that I am writing. Sorry to sound stupid, but could anyone explain how to include it in a project (and what language I should write in, C++ or C#?). Where should this SDK be copied to on my system also? Does it need to be within the Visual Studio folder? I am going to hopefully use this in an app that I hope to write over the summer (I need something to do until September).
i'm still having issue with my toolbox doesn't show up the controls when creating .net 3.5 project. how to solve this?
at StedySoft.SenseSDK.SensePanelItem._getImageSize()
at StedySoft.SenseSDK.SensePanelItem.OnRender(Graphics g)
at StedySoft.SenseSDK.SenseListControl._renderGraphics()
at StedySoft.SenseSDK.SenseListControl.OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WnProc(WM wm, Int32 wParam, Int32 lParam)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control._InternalWnProc(WM wm, Int32 wParam, Int32 lParam)
at Microsoft.AGL.Forms.EVL.EnterMainLoop(IntPtr hwnMain)
at System.Windows.Forms.Application.Run(Form fm)
at NewsPaperReporter.Program.Main()
I fill a Panel with filenames and by clicking on a panel item I want to open the file, the problem is that I can't send any variables to the EventHandler function.
Code:for (int i = 1; i <= 7; i++) { MyPanelItem1 itm = new MyPanelItem1(); // base properties itm.ButtonAnimation = true; itm.Name = "PanelItem" + i.ToString("0#"); itm.ShowSeparator = true; // MyPanelItem1 properties switch (i) { case 1: itm.Thumbnail = iimg; itm.PrimaryText = string.Format("Primary Text for '{0}'", itm.Name); itm.SecondaryText = string.Format("This is the Secondary Text for '{0}'", itm.Name); break; ... etc. } itm.OnClick += new MyPanelItem1.ClickEventHandler(OnClickGeneric); this.senseListCtrl.AddItem(itm); void OnClickGeneric(object sender) { // Here is my Code - I want to get the "on-clicked" Filename }
void OnClickGeneric(object Sender)
{
MyPanelItem1 itm = (Sender as MyPanelItem1 );
// itm.PrimaryText <- This is your FileName.
}