Hi Devon,
You might look at the image Qt Demo (Help|Studio|Qt Demos...)
for some examples for displaying images in forms. There are other demos
there that may be of use too.
There are some examples of simple gui apps on Rosetta code, eg:
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Simple_windowed_application#J
ht
Thanks Bill,
It works as suggested.
(9!:36 '') 5!:30 [ 9 u: 128512
😀
a. i. (9!:36 '') 5!:30 [ 9 u: 128512
240 159 152 128 10
and it converts to pretty characters for boxing before displaying, as expected.
9!:6 ''
┌┬┐├┼┤└┴┘│─
a. i. (9!:36 '') 5!:30 [ <5 NB. UTF-8 encoding of specia
There is an undocumented conjunction 5!:30 which
display what would be sent to the front-end as a
character string, eg,
b,a
`DDD `C C
(0 256 0 222) 5!:30 b,a
`DDD `C C
a.i.(0 256 0 222) 5!:30 b,a
96 68 68 68 32 96 67 9 67 10
The TAB is there sent to front-end
Thanks Henry,
>
> So t
Thanks Henry,
So the display of the tab characters would depend on their position relative to
the next tab stop. Being consistently inconsistent in the display then would
make sense. :-)
Cheers, bob
> On May 21, 2017, at 7:58 AM, Henry Rich wrote:
>
> The symbol is being output exactly as it
The symbol is being output exactly as it is defined: with a TAB (9{a.)
character as part of the display.
How that gets displayed is up to the display system (Qt etc.).
The original purpose of TAB characters was to put the character
following the TAB into a fixed column in the display. It soun
I just noticed something strange in the display of symbols that include the tab
character in their label. They are not consistently displayed depending on
where they show up in a string of symbols. Is this something that will be
cleaned up or is there a rule that will let me reliable predict how
I have found w3schools.com to be valuable in working with JHS.
The following link looks apropos.
https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/w3css_slideshow.asp
On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 8:11 AM, Eric Iverson
wrote:
> Devon,
>
>
> I wanted to point out that this could also be nicely done. perhaps with a
> bi
Image widget can be used for hosting picture, something like
wd 'set a1 image pathtofile'
also use form timer for event triggering wd set another picture.
untested.
On 21 May, 2017 5:03 pm, "Devon McCormick" wrote:
> Hi - I'm looking to develop a slideshow using "wd" and am looking for code
> t
Devon,
I don't have any code, but it shouldn't be too difficult, and with luck
there is existing code you could use.
I wanted to point out that this could also be nicely done. perhaps with a
bigger learning curve, in JHS.
On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 5:02 AM, Devon McCormick wrote:
> Hi - I'm look
Hi - I'm looking to develop a slideshow using "wd" and am looking for code
to steal.
I'd like to be able to display, say, pictures in a directory on a form with
a few arbitrary controls, like checkboxes and radio-buttons, on the side.
Can anyone point me to pertinent examples of anything like thi
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