I am new to developing plugins for acrobat and c++ so bear with me.
I have implemented the callback to replace method AVAppOpenDialog and bring up my own dialog to insert a document. I pass back the path + filename which i turn into an ASPathName successfully.
My confusion comes as to how to add these ASPathName's onto the dmsFileSys (ASFileSysRec)
*outFileSys = (ASFileSys)&dmsFileSys;
I am following along to the dms sample in the adobe acrobat sdk 10.
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My Answer answers this question too.
dmsFileSys I presume is your implementation of your own file system. Where you would have to override the default implementations of read/write/delete/etc.
Judging from your other question I presume you do not want to be doing this. If you simply want to pass back a ASPathName, you need to pass it back in an array and create your own ASPathName from the filepath.
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I have a document pdf or docx (only accepted formats for multiturn), this contains alot of subheadings which translate to follow up prompts. This all works fine! But I would like to enable context-only for all of my prompts, because the answers are not relevant out of context.
Can I denote this in my document itself? There are way too many too manually check the button.
I could write a script that changes the contextOnly to true on the exported tsv, but this seems like it is a silly workaround.
There does not seem to be any way to indicate whether a question is context-only through the document extraction process, so you will need to automate this with a script. If you don't want to modify the TSV directly, you can use the QnA REST API. You can also access this API through the Bot Framework CLI but I don't know if that makes anything more convenient for you.
The system I'm working with are receiving PDF documents, inside those documents there are two clickable images. The click events just triggers a http url. The thing is that I need to update those two url:s when I receive the document.
So my question is, is it possible to find the events and change the url and then save the file again? Those two images can be anywhere in the document so I can't look in a specific location.
Edit: I forgot to say that I'm coding in C# so it needs to be a .NET library.
Yes, it's possible.
It's hard to describe the way it can be achieved without knowing how PDFs are constructed (there are a few ways to create the described behavior) and tools you are going to use.
I just want to tell you how I solved this problem, or rather where I found the solution. I used the code in this thread, and it worked like a charm.
I need to edit LibreOffice Calc document programmatically in C++. I know that there is odfkit library, which uses webodf, but it looks like it doesn't support editing .ods files.
Is there any alternative that can deliver me this feature?
Libreoffice has API, called UNO, for controlling it from another process. So if you need something more complicated, that would be the simplest route.
If you just need some simple transformation, the other option is to unpack the file with plain old zip library (libzip, libarchive, ...) and modify the XML manually.
The opendocument site also mentions lpOD, but the web seems defunct and while search comes up with something that looks relevant, I am not sure whether there is anything usable.
see the SDK documentation, with many examples
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Does IntelliJ support any kind of templating to create multiple files automatically?
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I like intellij's code/file templates, they are working really well for me for single files but it would be great to be able to create multiple files/classes at once.
I did find this question but since it has been a few years since I was hoping that things might have changed.
We are using the mvp pattern in our application so every time we want to create a new view, it requires two classes and two interfaces, which are always in the same pattern. It would be awesome if we could generate all of the infrastructure for this and link up the classes.
Any suggestions or new information would be appreciated?
Maybe it is time to log a feature request with JetBrains?
This feature seems to be available in ReSharper (another JetBrains IDE). It still does not seem possible in IDEA yet.
At the moment IDE doesn't support this feature. Most popular youtrack request have 60+ votes, but it still opened(since 2012). You can use 3rd party solution, for example this plugin.
It's possible (now). See below links.
https://riggaroo.co.za/custom-file-template-group-android-studiointellij/
https://medium.com/codequest/file-group-templates-in-android-studio-unofficial-guide-85dfa0a0c1ec
You could easily do that using JavaParser but I am not sure how you could invoke it from the IDEA interface
I think you are looking for this,
Open the desired file in the editor.
On the main menu, choose Tools | Save File as Template.
In the File and Code Templates dialog box that opens specify the new template name and edit the source code, if necessary.save changes and close the dialog box.
My app currently reads a script containing instructions on what the app should do next. Think of it this way ---> My app is like an orchestra, and when it is passed sheet music (the script), it knows what to do. The sheet defines what different parts of the orchestra do at different times.
Currently, writing the script by hand is tedious. I want to be able to define chunks, which I can drag and drop from my gui to the script. I was wondering if there already is tools which let you do something like this, or if I should write my own tool.
Basically, when I click on something in the gui, it should insert a template into my plist, which I can tweak.
EDIT: It looks like the ability to create "Property list Structure Definitions" is what I am after. I have tried searching the apple site, but I can't find any documentation.
Two things come to mind:
You don't mention what format the input is in, nor what you want the GUI tool to do beyond letting you "drag chunks". But if you can define your format into an XML schema, then you can use any number of XML authoring tools that customize their interface based on schema. Also gives you the ability to make it easy to let the UI enter parameters/customization, which your script language likely has. Final bonus: you might be able to convert script directly into a plist with a simple XSLT file.
Check out Briefs, which is a prototyping application for iOS apps that has a similar architecture.