regions

问题 I'm trying to write a linker script to write one section content into two non-contiguous memory regions. I have found an old thread in this mail list about this: "ld linker script and non-contiguous memory region" http://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2012-01/msg00188.html I know a feature from the C28x Compiler for this problem is spliting the sections across multiple memory segments: (with an or function) SECTIONS { .text: { *(.text) } >> FLASH1| FLASH3 } described here: http://processors.wiki

问题 I've recently found myself needing (yes, needing) to define absurdly long switch statements and enum declarations in C# code, but I'm wondering what people feel is the best way to split them into logical subsections. In my situation, both the enum values and the cases (which are based on the enum values) have fairly clear groupings, yet I am slightly unsure how to reflect this in code. Note that in my code, I have roughly 5 groups of between 10 and 30 enum values/cases each. The three vaguely

问题 I want to create a region with dynamic views(multiple views in one region). The region content need to be changed by ComboBox selection event(the comobox items are view instances). I want that a change in the ComboBox will change the view in the region by the selected view item. My question what is the difference between : MyView view= new MyView(); IRegion region = new Region(); region.Name="MyRegion"; regionManager.Regions.Add(region); region.Add(view); region.Activate(view); To:

问题 To build a composite application view in my application, with different regions, untill now, I've always used content presenter and used DataBinding to set its content. If I wanted to change its content, I would just have to use an event aggregator, publish a ViewZoneChangedEvent , subscribe to it in the "shell" window, and update the viewmodel accordingly so that the new data would be available for the binding and the UI be updated. Now, I recently came across those Regions in Prism,

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . In my JavaScript (.js) files, I use a Visual Studio 2012 plugin for regions (here) like this: //#region "My Region" //Code here //#endregion "My Region" I would also like to have regions in TypeScript (.ts) files as well. Is this a possibility right now? 回答1: You can download Web

问题 I have a prism/wpf/mef solution that contains an AvalonDock. I created a RegionAdapterBase<Pane> class that handles creating and removing the Panes from AvalonDock. Heres the problem I'm running into: I click a button in my menu and a view is registered with a region and displayed in my DocumentPane I click the close button in AvalonDock to close the tab and remove the view I click the same menu button to add it back again I receive the error: "Specified element is already the logical child

问题 I want to divide the image into sub images and when I click on a part of the image will give me the name of the region, for example, this is my question how to recognize a region from the image, or how to divide the image into sub-images and use it in imageViews And thank you in advance 回答1: In my opinion @fractalwrench's idea is quite good for your case. Basic steps are listed below. Subclass Android ImageView . For example, MultiRegionImageView . Override its onTouchEvent method. (This

问题 I have a main Silverilght project and other modules and I'm using Prism to glue them together along with Unity for Dependency Injection. I have one of my modules that depends on an IRegionManager which, naturally, gets injected to it by Unity. The issue I'm running to is that, the Regions property of the RegionManager that I get doesn't contain any regions even though I have declared two of them in my Shell as follows: regions:RegionManager.RegionName="MainRegion" I can't figure out the

问题 I would like to know if is there a way to change the color of expanded regions' titles in VS2008. Even by using a third part plug-in. #region My Region Title //I want this text to be in a customized color public void Foo() { //Bla bla bla } #endregion Does anyone know how to do it? 回答1: You can change the #region and #endregion preprocessor keyword under the 'Font and Colors' option under Tools-->Options... but I've never seen where you can change the text that you put after the tag. You

问题 I've been through two tutorials and am reading up on basic C. Learn best through doing and have written a few light apps in the past week or so. Am getting up to speed to write some apps that will use ibeacon. As I'm going through some samples and reading the reference guide I see that multiple regions can be scanned by running startMonitoringForRegion for each UUID. OK, so I figure I could just run it for each UUID but that's not working. I'm sure I'm doing something basic totally wrong...