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问题 ladies and gentlemen! Very often on my job I meet the following requirement from the client, when developing android applications: "make it look like and iPhone app". Yes, I know, that the best way is to offer him canonical Android design with all these patterns like dashboard, using menu button etc... But sometimes this is not the case, as instead, I have to make it look and animate just the same. It's frustrating. Can you guys, please advice me an android library (if there is one) with iOS

问题 ladies and gentlemen! Very often on my job I meet the following requirement from the client, when developing android applications: "make it look like and iPhone app". Yes, I know, that the best way is to offer him canonical Android design with all these patterns like dashboard, using menu button etc... But sometimes this is not the case, as instead, I have to make it look and animate just the same. It's frustrating. Can you guys, please advice me an android library (if there is one) with iOS

问题 _TCHAR* strGroupName = NULL; const _TCHAR* strTempName = NULL; //Assign some value to strTempName strGroupName = _tcschr(strTempName, 92) //C2440 I get an error at the above line while compiling this code in VS2008. In VC6 it compiles fine. Error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'const wchar_t *' to '_TCHAR *' What seems to be the problem and how do I fix it? 回答1: Try casting it as strGroupName = (_TCHAR*)_tcschr(strTempName, 92); Seems to me that VS2008 got a little more strict on type casts

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 8 years ago . How do I go about porting gcc to a new architecture? I am specifically interested in the following architectures: ARM (TI OMAPs) TI MSP430 x86 but guidance on how to port to any architecture would go some way to

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 8 years ago . How do I go about porting gcc to a new architecture? I am specifically interested in the following architectures: ARM (TI OMAPs) TI MSP430 x86 but guidance on how to port to any architecture would go some way to

问题 Edit: My bad, I meant objective-c, not c#. Some reason I got it into my head it was c# the iphone used. So the answers for c# were great, thanks, but theyre a bit irrelevant, sorry about that. I've had a look but can't find anything that answers this, though a few have shortened the question by answering parts of it. Between a small group, we were planning on doing some work on iPhone and Android, the 2 seperate for the most part but helping each other out, and with some guys doing graphics

问题 In Linux, I am getting error "undefined reference to 'pathfind' while linking objects in Makefile. libgen, libposix4 libraries are linked to create executable. These libraries are not present in Linux. This pathfind() function declaration is present in libgen.h in Unix but nowhere in Linux. And am not getting where it is defined in Unix too. I assume that its a library function of libgen or libposix4. Is there any equivalent function in Linux or I need to write my own function to acheive the

问题 Reading the POSIX reference for socket send at http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/send.html I wonder, what exactly do they mean by "byte" - its traditional/historical meaning, its implied/popular meaning, or something else entirely? I am developing a binary TCP/IP-supported network protocol client-server program, and I would like to properly declare my buffer that I use to pass to recv , and being able to properly unpack its data. Yes, I know it's almost hypothetical

问题 All signs seem to indicate that my script is fully operational within a Linux environment and as far as I can tell, the only thing keeping it from working in Windows is my usage of sh, which is pretty straightforward: from sh import convert convert(inputfile, '-resize', r, '-quality', q, '-strip', outputfile) This translates to a bash line: convert image.jpg -resize 350x350 -quality 80 -strip ./small/export.jpg where the r and q variables are any given resolution or quality. Running this in

问题 I'm looking for a free way to convert entire Java projects to C#. I followed Pauldb's article on using Sharpen in eclipse. The tutorial is a bit outdated. While using Luna on Windows I got the following errors: After trying to update the references to work on my enviroment I get ...\run-sharpen.xml:59: The following error occurred while executing this line: ...\run-sharpen.xml:20: exec returned: 13 In which the log file says "java.lang.RuntimeException: Application "sharpen.core.application"