Does sIFR support RTL Languages? And if it does is there any additional configuration?
It should work fine if you are targeting Flash 10 or higher: Adobe Labs Note about Advanced Text Layout.
sIFR 3 is based on Flash 8 which does not have support for RTL. Not sure if it can easily be modified to do so.
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I'm looking into the Mavic 2 Pro for autonomous flight. I just need to get some more information on what language I should use, and which SDK is the best: Mobile, Ux, Onboard, or the Windows SDK.
Thanks in Advance!
autonomous flight is a wide topic.
based on gps or gpsless there could be a huge difference.
when dealing with normal
MSDK
normal Java should be sufficient.
But when you dealing with research level vision-based navigation .e.g. SVO, then bottom layer has to be C++ and you need a corss compiler for it.
DJI
wsdk
also can give what you want. Below is the demo that I did use DJI WSDK alpha release and Windows UWP. As for what language it is, I think it is C#. but not sure(uwp not traditional C# anymore), I coded it without knowing what language it is. Just follow the sample style and API. You can code without knowing what language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcndnHkriyA&t=12s
When internationalizing a Roku application, does the platform provide any built in support for RTL languages? With Android for example, you can define your UI element attributes to use start/end alignments, which are then aligned automatically (rtl, ltr) based on the users language setting.
I'm wondering if Roku provides anything like Android with regards to RTL support?
Edit: nevermind, looks like Roku only supports 4 languages right now, none of which are right to left
I have problem with the autocomplete in ActionScript (Flash CS6), so I tried to change the IDE.Unfortunately I find Flashdevelop but it's a windows version.
Is there IDE for developping in ActionScript (Flash) on Mac osx.
You can try Intellij IDEA (is not free like FlashDevelop), I use it and it is better then Flash Builder(I used both) it is missing a UI designer(I think there is a plugin, the developers I know hand code the UI in mxml(drag dropping is for beginners) but a UI designer is useful sometimes.
If you want to spend money, checkout FDT, IntelliJ IDEA and Flash Builder. If you look for something free, there's a free very limited FDT version.
Other then that there also were some standard text editor which people enhanced with some basic dev functionality, for example:
http://www.sephiroth.it/python/sepy.php tried this some years ago and it was unstable on macs. might have improved since then.
Textmate
jEdit
VI http://vrichard86.wordpress.com/2012/12/02/how-to-write-your-own-as3-project-using-vi-and-how-to-compile-it-under-ubuntu-linux-actionscript-3-0/
If you really want to develop bigger projects on a mac I would suggest using one of the paid projects, since productivty with the free products usually is noticable lower.
I found Sublime Text 2 (mac osx) is very simple and useful in AS3 in addition to that the autocomplete is very fast.
Are there any game engines available for a Windows 8 metro style application?
There are several game frameworks you can use to develop Metro Style games:
C++/DirectX:
CoCos2D http://cocos2d-x.org/news/54
C#
MonoGame which is great if you have an XNA code base, http://monogame.codeplex.com/ And as stated above SharpDX is a C# framework that wraps DirectX. MonoGame also uses SharpDX
HTML5:
EaselJS - http://www.createjs.com/#!/EaselJS
ImpactJS - http://impactjs.com/
Standalone Editors:
Construct 2 is another tool that supports Windows 8, compiling down to HTML5 - http://www.scirra.com/tutorials/272/how-to-make-a-windows-8-metro-app/page-1.
GameSalad now has support as well - http://gamesalad.com/creator/windows-8
I don't believe any proper game engines have been ported to win8 yet (as of this writing) ... so you will currently need to write directly to the DirectX libraries.
If you use C#, take a look at SharpDX: http://code.google.com/p/sharpdx/
Another two cents:
Delta Engine http://deltaengine.net/
Ogre Engine http://www.ogre3d.org/
I need a WYSIWYM markdown editor for my web application and I heard WMD was the obvious choice.
To my surprise WMD breaks in IE8. What other option do I have, or is there a version that's been tested on IE8 and is compatible?
Check out wmd-new. According to its website:
This version of WMD has been tested with IE 6, 7 and 8 RC1, Firefox 3, Safari 3.2, Chrome 1.0 and Opera 9.6. iPhone and iPod Touch support is rumored to work with the exception of the link/image prompt location. There are a few (minor) known issues with keyboard handling in IE and Opera. See the issues page for more details.
[...]
NOTE
Version 2.0 of this code was developed as a private bugfix/feature branch for Stackoverflow.com and is missing most of the optional features found in the original WMD as SO did not use them. Now that I'm putting this out on Google Code I'll be adding the new features back in v2.1 due out sometime in February 2009. Version 3.0 should be released in February/March 2009 and will a major rewrite making use of jQuery.
EDIT: I didn't notice it immediately but this project hasn't release any source code.
EDIT2: As pointed out by warren in a comment, a "Stack Overflow branch of WMD" is hosted on github. See Reverse Engineering the WMD Editor for more details.
I haven't used WYMeditor myself, but their supported browsers are:
Gecko-based browsers (Firefox 2.0+, SeaMonkey, Galeon, Epiphany, ...)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8
Opera 9.5+
Safari 3.1+
Google Chrome
The version of WMD on derobins' github should work fine with IE8.
There is one listed on the wikipedia page - but I've not used it: WYMeditor
I sugest Tinymce a wonderful Javascript WYSIWYG Editor, with loads of functionalities, and its opensource, it as versions for PHP, ASP, JSP and CouldFusion, multi language, and some others functions, very simple to customize with only the specific functions you want him to enable for your users.
Check out Tinymce website:
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com
Regards
EDIT:
I been using it for the past two years never had any problems with it.