What module must I use and where is the documentation for it? I think it is possible because I could to make a GUI using mobile basic on Nokia.
you can use we app gui or qsla4AApp, i recomended to use qsla4AApp
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I'm looking for a way to make key binding always active even when the top level is minimized. In other words, when the Wish app is in the background.
I work in Windows.
Any ideas?
Since you're on windows, get the TWAPI package (Tcl Windows API) and use twapi::register_hotkey. Documentation is at http://twapi.magicsplat.com/v4.0/input.html#register_hotkey and there's a blog article on this at http://www.magicsplat.com/blog/hotkeys-on-demand/ .
Tk is not designed to work that way. You'll need something like AutoHotkey instead.
Is it possible to d it with appium or any other tool please help me with your suggestions.Thanks
You can try Appium for Mac
Its based on JSON wire protocol, so you can expect similar syntax to WebDriver/Appium tests.
What is the best way for implementing multilanguage support in J2ME applications? I want my application in different languages, but up to know have not found any appropriate way to do that. Could you please help me in this issue?
hey you can check out j2me polish it supports localization and it is very easy to use
I am a web developer. I don't know how to build native Windows applications. I recently built a Mac desktop application (using MacRuby) which is a WebKit wrapper around one of my web applications. I'd like to do the same thing for Windows (preferably in Ruby, but whatever is easiest).
Since this is not the core of the application, I'd rather not spend a lot of time trying to build and maintain it. I just need a Windows application that can:
Open a specific website on application launch using an embedded WebKit WebView
Trigger Growl notifications via JavaScript (with some sort of named bridge)
What is the easiest, fastest, cleanest way to do this?
Update: So far I've come across some frameworks like Qt and Awesomium. I don't know how these frameworks compare to other options available, so if you have any opinions or advice, I would appreciate it.
Check out http://appjs.org/ it's built with NodeJS at its core! And it uses chromium webkit at it's core :D
Well, this is a very old question, but if you are still interested...
I'd recommend Qt. There are some very good books available with a lot of boilerplate code and wizard-type tools. You will be able to find example code demonstrating the embedded Webkit that you can modify to suit your needs. It is free and redistribution is free (last I knew). You won't have to know anything about native Windows development, nor even use any native Windows dev tools.
Good luck!
I want to know how I can develop GUI applications(32 Bits) without using Delphi language(Object Pascsl), only by using FPC with Lazarus installed(Pascal). Thanks.
Use a widget set directly. Look at e.g. the examples in packages/gtk2 for unix, or the windows win32api usage demo. (demo\win32 in the FPC win32 installation)
But not using lazarus makes you lose platform independance, and a lot of ease.
Looking how lazarus does it, is still a possibility.
A second option is https://github.com/mse-org/mseide-msegui
You can also use FPC Qt4 Binding.
Take a look at built in LCL, and external fpGUI and mseGUI.