Hi, If you want to scroll a UIScrollView programatically as the result of any IBOutlet actions, use the following code in that particular action. [yourScroller setContentOffset:CGPointMake(0,250) animated:YES]; This will scroll your scroller named ‘yourScroller’ automatically to the point specified! 🙂
Hello all…… We may need to know that what is your current device orientation. Using the below code you can do this. Note: If you have to explicitly set the orientation of your phone to any of the above you can set this in the appDelegate.m file. You can put an “||” (OR) symbol in… Read More »
Set background color to magenta. CCColorLayer* colorLayer = [CCColorLayer layerWithColor:ccc4(255, 0, 255, 255)]; [self addChild:colorLayer z:0]; //Changing the color of a sprite…. ((CCSprite*)node).color = ccRED; // This will change the sprite color to RED.
Hello all…. I have covered many tutorials on styles on how to implement and use them. Today I will show you how to inherit from other styles or how to extend a style already created by you and use it for applying to other views. Here is one of my previous posts. http://www.coderzheaven.com/2012/02/03/changing-the-style-or-theme-of-default-alertdialog-in-android/ Another one… Read More »
On implementing the onGestureListener you can get the events like Fling LongPress Scroll ShowPress SingleTap Its really simple, otherwise we have to calculate the distance between the touchdown and touchup event to check a fling event is happened or not.
The following code shows animation of 5 images. -(void)viewDidLoad { NSArray *images = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: [UIImage imageNamed:@”pic1.jpeg”], [UIImage imageNamed:@”pic2.jpeg”], [UIImage imageNamed:@”pic3.jpg”], [UIImage imageNamed:@”pic4.jpeg”], [UIImage imageNamed:@”pic5.jpeg”], nil]; CGRect frame = CGRectMake(0,0,320,460); UIImageView *imageView = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithFrame:frame]; imageView.animationImages = images; imageView.contentMode = UIViewContentModeScaleAspectFit; imageView.animationDuration = 3; imageView.animationRepeatCount = 0; [imageView startAnimating]; [self.view addSubview:imageView]; [imageView release]; [super… Read More »
The below code is for FlashBuilder 4, If you are using FlexBuilder3 use addChild() instead of the commented block in the following code.
Hello……… Sometimes you may want your body to act against the gravity of the world. One method to do this is described below. First what you have to do is to make a body in the shape of a circle and give it the image of a balloon as the userdata. Then in the tick… Read More »
The following code simply allows you to select a date and time using the datepicker and timepicker in ANDROID.
Hi, Sometimes you may need to convert string to double using C#, see the following lines of code to see how you could do it. 🙂
This sample code helps you to save a key and a corresponding value in windows Phone inside your application sandbox with the help of isolatedStorageSettings. PLease check this post before working around this post. How to save a text file in Windows Phone 7 or How to use isolated storage settings in Windows Phone 7?… Read More »
Here is a simple example to copy an image to another image file in ANDROID. In this example a button click will open the gallery and after that it will be copied to another image file. You have to check the File-explorer to find the file. This is the java code for doing it. here… Read More »
You can simulate any animations if you have a sequence of images which makes the illusion of that animations and rendering those images to the screen. In cocos2D it can be done in two ways, with sprite sheet animation and without sprite sheets. Here we are going to see how it can be done with… Read More »
You can simulate any animations if you have a sequence of images which makes the illusion of that animations and rendering those images to the screen. In cocos2D it can be done in two ways, with sprite sheet animation and without sprite sheets. Here we are going to see how it can be done with… Read More »
You can simulate any animations if you have a sequence of images which makes the illusion of that animations and rendering those images to the screen. In cocos2D it can be done in two ways, with sprite sheet animation and without sprite sheets. Here we are going to see how it can be done with… Read More »
Hey all… This is a very simple thing to do in android. Just copy this code to see this. here is the main java file And this is the layout file main.xml
When run the code the output will be similar to this Total memory is: 5177344 Initial free memory: 4986744 Free memory after garbage collection: 5063784 Free memory after allocation: 5045296 Memory used by allocation: 18488 Free memory after collecting discarded Integers: 5063784
Hi, Sometimes you may need to get all the characters in a string using C Sharp/C#. The following code gives you an example of how to get or display all the characters of a given string. Output: sampleString[0] = I sampleString[1] = sampleString[2] = L sampleString[3] = o sampleString[4] = v sampleString[5] = e sampleString[6]… Read More »
Hi, Setting a background image to the UITableView will make it looks great! Use the following code to set a background image to a UITableView. Here ‘urTblView’ is your UITableView. 🙂
The progress timer takes a sprite and, based on a percentage, displays only a part of it to visualize some kind of progress in your game. You can choose between radial, vertical, and horizontal progress timers. But the timer doesn’t update itself. You have to change the timer’s percentage value frequently to update the progress.
You can simulate any animations if you have a sequence of images which makes the illusion of that animations and rendering those images to the screen. In cocos2D it can be done in two ways, with sprite sheet animation and without sprite sheets. Here we are going to see how it can be done with… Read More »
Hi all …….. Ofter we have trouble with loading continous images in ANDROID from our application directory. The reason is that all resources have a unique resource ID which we need to get to load these resources. The following example shows how to get these unique identifier from the “path” of the resource. For example… Read More »
This simple code scale your current window to max size of your screen. Call this code where ever you want.
Actually we have to do this by registering your application with the eventlisteners for NATIVE_DRAG_ENTER and NATIVE_DRAG_DROP. The following code shows how to do this. Just copy and paste the code to your MXML file and see the result. Drag and drop an image file from outside to your AIR application. import mx.controls.Alert; import mx.controls.Image;… Read More »
Shortcuts are really useful feature in android. This example also explains how to create shortcut for your app in the desktop of your android phone. This is the complete code of an application which creates a shortcut of this app in the homescreen. Note : You need to add permission for this to work. Now… Read More »