all!
The Cocos Creator version 2.3.2 doesn't have the "Open Other" option as shown in the image below...
I wonder what might be the counterpart option for Cocos Creator v2.3.2. Where can we see it? I was trying to follow the steps on the video I'm watching today.
Thank you!
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I have a problem with the final release. The answers given by the assistant are not the robot voice, but its own audio file (in SSML).
An example of the SSML code:
<speak>
<audio src="https://www.voicevitality.nl/public_html/Extra_opnames/Graag_gedaan.mp3">
<desc>Graag gedaan!</desc>
Graag gedaan!
</audio>
</speak>
This worked perfectly in the alpha and beta version, but when I deployed it to the final release it suddenly stopped working! It displays te text, media, suggestions buttons, but does not play the audio.
I have not changed anything in dialogflow since the alpha and beta release.
Already asked the Google Support Team, but they said to submit a new version for review to see if it breaks in the new version. It did not work.
Does anybody have an idea why it's not working in final release?
Thanks in advance!
Please note that I have previously installed Documentation for Android SDK via AS 3.5.2 SDK manager
Consider the following inconsistent behavior whilst editing java source code ...
import android.app.Fragment; // Deprecated!
If I hover over Fragment I get extensive, beautifully-formatted JavaDoc help. Furthermore, at the bottom of the Documentation window there is an option External documentation for Fragment that links to a local file:
file:///home/daz/Android/Sdk/docs/reference/android/app/Fragment.html
Now, moving to androidX ...
import androidx.fragment.app.Fragment;
import androidx.constraintlayout.motion.widget.MotionLayout;
If I hover over Fragment I get an abbreviated help which directs me to the 'framework' documentation. (Less elegant but acceptable)
But if I hover over MotionLayout I get nothing except a reference to
Gradle: androidx.constraintlayout:constraintlayout:2.0.0-beta3#aar
If I go to the declaration I get decompiled source and whenever I try to code a method I have to search the internet for the parameters. All attempts to Choose or Download sources while viewing the decompiled source have failed.
I consider this unacceptable - good documentation exists and I would like to get to it easily!
https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/constraintlayout/motion/widget/MotionLayout
I appreciate that MotionLayout was a comparatively recent (2018) announcement but it is not an isolated case.
Why is this happening? Why is Android Studio unable to find official Android source code?
Determine if the source .jar was shipped with the .aar:
Example: androidx.fragment.app.Fragment
Assumes External Library: Gradle: androidx.fragment:fragment:1.1.0#aar
EITHER Right-click the external library (from Project view) --> Library Properties ...
OR Navigate to :
.../.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/androidx.fragment/fragment/1.1.0
Expand the subfolders and confirm something like
b9ebb04df2cb0cad4419af3c658690bc82aa5706/fragment-1.1.0-sources.jar
Example: androidx.constraintlayout.widget.ConstraintLayout
Assumes External Library: Gradle: androidx.constraintlayout:constraintlayout:2.0.0-beta3#aar
By using the above method, you will rapidly determine that no sources.jar exists. (You will only see the .aar and the .pom)
Establishing why not is beyond the scope of this question.
Until some-one provides a more satisfactory answer, you may like to try this grubby hack.
Update 21Nov2019:
If your problem relates to ConstraintLayout or MotionLayout please star this known issue.
The following code is from Kotlin-for-Android-Developers. The image of the project structure in Android Studio 3.0 is below.
Why do some Kotlin files show lock icon? Thanks!
And more, some Kotlin files have extensions .kt, and some Kotlin files don't have extensions, why?
Here is a detailed description of the icons:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/symbols.html
The open-lock means public. so you have a class in there which is public (public is the default visibility of Kotlin classes)
Screen capture of Material styled screen
I need help configuring Material with my Swift project.
As you can see I am able import Material into my project, however the buttons (except for the switchControl) are not appearing. The assets can be seen in the project's Media Library.
I don't know how to test my integration. I'm looking at the MaterialIcon.swift file because I don't think that the path to resources is correct.
I've compared my build to the examples provided by CM and I need help.
Thanks.
If you are using CocoaPods to setup your project, which I think you are based on your issue. You have two options:
Clean the build folder and delete the UserDerived directory, as well, ensure you are using 1.0* of CocoaPods.
Copy the Assets catalog into your application.
All the best :)
Make sure that you are giving the elements a size also.
Let Button = FabButton()
Button.setButtonTitle(title: "Button", forState: .Noarmal)
view.addSubview(Button)
View.Layout(Button).top(0).left(0).width(80).height(80)
From the Intellij website:
Scratch Files, a very handy feature that helps you experiment and prototype. With this feature you can sketch something really quick right in the editor, without modifying your project or creating any files.
You can open an infinite number of Scratch Files and easily switch between them. IntelliJ IDEA will provide all of its coding assistance features for these files according to the type you will select for them in a status bar widget.
However, when I create a facelet scratch file the "URI is not registered" error appears, none of the tags are recognized, and tab-completion of tags as I type does not happen.
I create the new facelet scratch file as follows:
Tools -> New Scratch -> XHTML file
When the mouse hovers over one of the red-highlighted xmlns lines a balloon pops up: URI is not registered (Settings | Project Settings | Schemas and DTDs). When the mouse hovers over the h:outputLabel tag a balloon pops up: Cannot resolve symbol: 'h:outputLabel'. However, in my project there are no such errors in any of my Facelet files.
According to Jetbrains, "IntelliJ IDEA will provide all of its coding assistance features for these files according to the type you will select for them in a status bar widget." Is this just a broken feature or is there a way to resolve this problem? It's completely not useful to have a XHTML scratch file that does not provide coding assistance.
UPDATE:
Changing to java.sun.com namespace does not resolve the issue:
I've fixed this issue on IntelliJ. In "settings > plugins", install "Jakarta EE:Server Faces(JSF)" or enable it