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I would like to add a banner underneath the toolbar in my application. From what I've read it looks like the easiest way in RCP 4 would be to use a coolbar. However, I cannot find any examples which show how to do it. Is it possible to create a coolbar and have it display below the toolbar menu?
In Eclipse e4 the main tool bars are called the 'TrimBars'. In the Application.e4xmi editor you can choose to have TrimBars at the top (below the menu), left, right or bottom of a Trimmed Window.
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I want to create a triple toggle switch in my javafx project but I do not know how. After searching the internet I did not find what I was looking for. I want to create a similar toggle switch to the one that Air Pods Pro have when toggling between ambient, neutral and anc.
Here is what I am talking about: The Air Pod Pro's menu
I have tried googling it myself and I also went through some forums but the only thing I found was how to add the buttons to a toggle group.
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Hi i made an android app and i was thinking, how to implement on a click of a button it changes the whole app to another colour like from white to black. Is there a way that could be possible or am i just up for the impossible.
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No you can change theme programmatically, its not impossible. setTheme() will help you.
First of all create several themes in your styles.xml
Then in your button click : setTheme(R.style.AnotherTheme);
Additionally you can combine this with SharedPreferences to remember latest theme selection at every app opening .
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I want to make android program :--
As like this picture.
How can I make??
I have to try Animation??or video???
Pls just tell me the process how can I achieve that.
I think the simplest method would be to use the AnimationDrawable class. The process is pretty simple. You would make a series of images in Illustrator, Photoshop, etc. showing the heart in its various stages. Then you would copy them to the /res/drawable folder in your Android project. Then follow the code examples here. As shown, you can specify the duration of each animation frame as XML code.
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I want to create a tutorial for my app that will show the user how to use it. For example when you first run an android device it teaches you how to use the system.
I want my tutorial to just tell the user to swipe the screen to the left and then click on a button.
Check out the ShowcaseView library on Github. I guess that'll fit your needs.
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I have a JLabel on a JFrame (Java, Swing) with an image on it, but i would like to do something like icons on the system preferences on Mac OS, which is a JLabel with an image and when you click on it, the image got some kind of shadow all over the image.
One way is set the normal icon, as well as a 'shaded' version for the pressed/ rollover icon etc.