I have a "C" class that implements two interfaces (lets call them "IAlpha" and "IBeta").
I created a new method a method on my C class that I want to push up to the IAlpha interface.
Is there a way to do this ?
I tried to use Right click on method->Extract->Interface, but it seems to work only to create the whole Interface from a class and not for appending.
As answered here by CrazyCoder (thanks), the solution is to :
Right click on the method -> Refactor -> Pull members Up...
Then you will be able to select the Interface on the dropdown menu.
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When creating a WatchKit (WatchOS) Interface controller in the storyboard designer/editor, I cannot set it's class to something that is not itself type WKInterfaceController nor an immediate derived child of WKInterfaceController.
Basically in the hope of abstraction and better code reuse, better design overall, I would like to be able to use classes that are how to say, a more distant relative of their base WKInterfaceController
Basically right now it seems that your stuck using the storyboard designer to make a new WatchOS project. And using the storyboard designer you only have the option to select the WKInterfaceController class:
public partial class WKInterfaceController
or one that directly inherits from it:
public partial class ChildInterfaceController : WKInterfaceController
but nothing else such as:
public partial class GrandChildInterfaceController: ChildInterfaceController
So is there any way to do this that doesn't risk the chance of getting corrupted when you reenter the storyboard designer at some point?
Note: I've already asked if it is possible to avoid using a storyboard all together, but that has gone unanswered so I'm assuming no.
For clarity I'm talking about this dialog for "class":
As per title. A new action menu is automatically added to the bottom of the list. Is there a way to force them to appear on specific index or just before/after a specific action ?
Thanks in advance
In Automation Steps screen, in Actions tab you can find the button REORDER ACTIONS, this may help you.
PXGraph class has an action collections declared as:
public readonly PXActionCollection Actions;
It is a class deriving from .Net framework OrderedDictionary.
You can access it directly in your class deriving from PXGraph:
this.Actions
In the context of a graph extension deriving from PXGraphExtension it is available though Base member:
Base.Actions
Look at the public methods exposed by Actions, I think Move might be able to swap the Actions order in the menu. Here is some usage examples:
public PXAction<APInvoice> release;
public PXAction<APInvoice> prebook;
// Resolving name with static check
Base.Actions.Move(nameof(release), nameof(prebook));
// Using action display name with runtime check
Base.Actions.Move("Release", "Pre-book");
I am developing MFC based SDI application in VC++ derived from CFormView class.In my dialog I have a checkbox. When this check box is clicked or not I want to get the state of this check box in main class say CDemoView.cpp and use that particular state for some calculations in another class say OServer.cpp which is a C++ class. I tried using SetCheck(), GetCheck() functions and I am failing.How can I get the state of checkbox in my other class??
Thanks in advance
Take a bool variable in the class.set its state according the checkbox.access that variable in other class to get the state of your check box.
The "other class" needs a variable that will let it access the view object that contains the check box state. Something like
if (pview->m_IsChecked)
or even
if(*pbool_IsChecked)
Initialize this pointer by passing the appropriate address to "other class" in its constructor or in a function you add for this purpose.
I have a RPC method that returns a List of Strings. I want to create a ComboBox with a store that will load the values through a RpcProxy, but I can't find an example that doesn't use some sort of ModelData class.
I would prefer not to have to create a simple Bean with only one property (the string) and then have to convert the List one item at a time.
My ideal would be to create something like this:
RpcProxy<List<String>> proxy = new RpcProxy<List<String>>()...
Any suggestions?
Unfortunately, with GXT 2.2.5, you can't get around not using ModelData.
The class definition for ComboBox says it all:
public class ComboBox<D extends ModelData> extends TriggerField<D> implements SelectionProvider<D> {
...
protected ListStore<D> store;
...
So, at this point your biggest concern is keeping your code clean. If you have to make a specialized ModelData derived class, you could subclass ComboBox and keep a nested class definition for your wrapper object.
If you're not tied to using GXT 2.2.5, I would update to GXT 3.0.x and GWT 2.5.0. GXT 3 moved away from using ModelData. Now, everything accepts bean-like objects.
I am new to Interface Builder. I have a method (IBAction) defined in my class. I want to fire this method when a particular button is clicked.
I cant see any way to add an action via the IBBuilder
Setting up an Action
Right-Click on your control instance
Drag to your target and let go.
Setting up an Outlet
Right-Click on your object instance
Drag to your control instance and let go.
Inspecting Actions/Outlets/Bindings
Right-Click on your object instance
Have you defined your method as an IBAction? You need to do like this for the method appear in the "File Owner's".