Bixby IDE says value '1888' for primitive is invalid, but if you put 1999 as the viv.time.year, it will work fine
Please report this to Bixby Support (through Bixby Developer Studio) as a bug.
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This search produces zero results as you can see in the response body, but it is not triggering the zero results default dialog. I assume this means that if you create a custom results view, you must account for all possible scenarios of size = x?
This may require a deeper look at your capsule code since I am able to see a default "I couldn't find any [Concept]" without any issues.
I would recommend reaching out to the support team via the Contact Support option in the Help dropdown menu of Bixby Developer Studio so the team can look through your capsule code.
Can you get the version of Hyperion SmartView installed using visual basic code for excel ?
I need to get a string output with the version number or something that looks like this -> 11.1.2.2.000
regards
The Smart View for Office Developer's Guide explains the use of HypGetVersion() on Page 44. It will, among other things, return the version.
I am in the process of localizing my application. Everything works well except one issue. According to the Apple docs, if you have a specific region, it should be selected first and then to the more general. So for instance, in my project, I have:
en.lproj
Localization.strings
en_US.lproj
Localization.strings
While I am set to US English in my settings, Monotouch is picking the en.lproj before en_US.lproj when it should be the other way around. Is this a bug or is this not supported?
Thanks,
Ray
Thanks, that link helped. And I re-read the docs and it does not work that way I thought on iOS, only OSX. So iOS only looks at locale only eg. en.lproj.
I need to set a limit for the Date in Visual C++. For example, the date ranging from May 2010 to May 2012. Can anybody help me to find a solution for this.
Why this post is down voted. Now I am not able to ask questions. Please help me to activate my account.
Thanks in advance
That's not how programming works. You don't create or customize a date object (what are you using, anyway? time_t?) for every need.
You get the date, you check what the user entered, and you either accept or reject it (in which case you would prompt the user to correct their input). It's called validation.
vCard? mecard? hCard?
Is there a de facto standard at this point? I've never personally owned a 'smartphone' -- is there a format that's supported 'out-of-the-box' for either iphone, android or blackberry?
edit:
found this discussion from last
year. Any thoughts?
this reader appears to be multiplatform and uses mecard
mecard spec
hCard is a vcard that supports html in data. Mecard, is a very lite version of vcard. One line with important info. vCard, is a format to exchange contacts data. Allot of version there.
turns out vCard, although verbose, has the broadest support.
Mecard is a de facto (read: avoid at all costs) standard