Resources res = Resources.open("/myTheme.res");
UIManager.getInstance().setThemeProps(res.getTheme("myTheme"));
hi I need to open my resource file in LWUIT but how to create a resource file in the first place?
use like this and check your resource file work place also.
UIManager.getInstance().setThemeProps(
res.getTheme(res.getThemeResourceNames()[0]));
There is also some excellent tutorials on how to create a LWUIT resource file on the Shais LWUIT blog
http://lwuit.blogspot.com/search/label/LWUIT%20GUIBuilder%20ResourceEditor%20tutorial
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Can we update or change a file using Freemarker?
I am using Android studio templates to create few and I also want to update few files as well. Is it possible to do so? I am new to this and unable to find enough info.
Thanks in advance.
Freemarker is a template engine to generate text output. What you can do is replace an existing file, with a new one.
How can I create *.msc file? I see a lot of articles about creating snap-in's.
My goal is to create msc file so people can double click it and bring defined snap-in
Thanks
open the MMC and import your snap in from
FILE>Add/Remove Snap
then
File>Save As
you get what you want. BTW, you could rename the console, change icon.. in the
File>Options
I have installed skinr module. In that there is an option to select Template Files.
I don't have idea how to implement it.
1. How Should i need to create a template file for this?
2. Where it should be saved?
3. How it will get the template file by default?
4. How can this be achieved?
Here is the screenshot below.. Thanks in advance...
You have to define the template in the .info file of your theme.
If you read this article first, then I think that the instructions here are easy to understand
How we can write in a file through a j2me code ?
Does your J2ME support JSR-75? If so, see here
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/apis/articles/fileconnection/
this is he JSR75 spec, basically it just means to create a connector (FileConnectoion) and open a stream, once you hve it you can do various operation with hte file like chance to hidden, delete, create open etc..
If JSR-75 does not exists on the device (rare these days) your ownly options for storage is RMS, and if you want just to read files you have in your application you can use class.OpenResourceasStream(resname);
I am looking for a way to add some meta-infromation to PowerPoint files. Specifically, I want to add annotation to bullets and slides.
Are there any XML attributes which can be added to the elements (of the slideX.xml file) without invalidating it? In other words, where can I find the schema/DTD of the slideX.xml files?
"Best Practice" is to download the Open XML SDK 2.0 and use the tool DocumentReflector
Create the document you would like to have and then load that pptx into the DocumentReflector and check how to generate that code....
http://blogs.msdn.com/ericwhite/archive/2008/09/06/announcing-the-first-ctp-of-open-xml-sdk-v2.aspx
Annotations to slide is that Notes on the slide?!?! Then you need to create a NotesSlide
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/documentformat.openxml.presentation.notesslide(office.14).aspx
Yeah, you can use ExtLst and Ext which is basically adding your own extension to PresentationML, to "tag" just about anything at all in SlideX.xml. You can read more about it here.