Indeed it does :)
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That would work nicely. We often use a layered layout on top of the image
viewer (e.g. in the kitchen sink dogs demo) to provide control but that
code predated the floating button (which is effectively the same thing).
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Looks like I finally got it to work by not leaving the other areas of the
borderlayout empty, ie put a blank label in north, east, south, west, I
suppose that was kind of obvious in hindsight!.
On Thursday, November 17, 2016 at 11:25:57 AM UTC+8, Shai Almog wrote:
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> Transparent might not be
You can use the build hint windows.build.version to increment the build
version each time you build. Default value is 0.0.
So first build do
windows.build.version=1.0
Next time
windows.build.versioln=2.0
or
windows.build.version=1.1
etc...
The version just can't be the same as the existing
I have been following the instructions in the developer guide for the
deployment of Windows UWP app. I have deployed my app on both a Windows 10
Phone and Desktop with the appropriate builds.
You don't mention anything about installing a new build.
I am finding that I cannot install a new
actually ios.distributionMethod=enterprise did the trick. ad-hoc didn't
work either
On Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 10:54:46 PM UTC-8, Steve Hannah wrote:
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> You need to use ios.distributionMethod=ad-hoc in your build hints.
>
> https://www.codenameone.com/manual/advanced-topics.html
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>
