Call REComSession::FinalClose() after you destroyed the image decoder. This helped in my case.
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Call REComSession::FinalClose() after you destroyed the image decoder. This helped in my case.
You should trust your eyes more than a tool.
I had the same thing with our app but we got signed without problems. I have no idea why this tool says that the test failed.
Try to use
imagefile=
imageid=
imagemask=
This works for me.
I was wrong witg CompareF. I meant FindF and MatchF which give me -1.
The 2 function FindF and CompareF don't seem to work.
If I try to compare the 2 strings 'Wü' and 'Wu' with one of these function I always get the result -1.
When I first use Fold() with these...
Yes, I had good experience using this way.
But if you think about getting SymbianSigned, your app should support the switch between portrait and landscape when you open the E70.
We didn't get this...
Hmm, interesting. The following code works fine for me.
On E70 the application is then always in portrait mode.
if (ApplicationRect().Width() <= ApplicationRect().Height())
{
...
You could use function User::Beep.
Yes, that's true.
I solved your problem by checking the position of the softkey buttons and the screen rect. Then you can set portrait or landscape depended on that information.
Which new test criteria do you mean?
Sorry, I solved it. There was a problem in my bld.inf which had nothing to do with the .mk file but stopped it from creating the files.
Is there anything new about that? I am having the same problem. My mif file isn't created if I build for WINSCW.
Hmm, it work when I compile for gcce. But when compiling for winscw udeb neither the mif not the mbg is being created.
Please help me.
ifeq (WINS,$(findstring WINS, $(PLATFORM)))...
I have another problem with that. If I create the mif file from the command line, it's no problem to create the header.
But when I try the same in the icon.mk file, the header isn't created.
Any...
Fantastic! I have it and it looks so cool now. Thank you very much.
Btw it's system error -1 what I get, so not found. But what? The file? The icon?
How can I get the real index number of the icon? What index should I set for the mask ID?
I have only one SVG icon in my mif. I tried it with ID 0.
Yes, I tried that once but I got general system error or something like that.
I am using imagefile, imageid and imagemask of AVKON_NOTE control to define my own bitmap for the progress note.
This looked fine for 2nd Edition. Now I am having problems with 3rd Edition cause the...
I did this to solve the problem
SetBackgroundColorL(colour);
iTextView->SetBackgroundColor(colour);
Yes, you're right, I forgot the font. You can also set the pen style and colour the same way.
Do something like this in your container draw function:
CWindowGc& gc = SystemGc();
gc.DrawText(text, rect, baseline, CGraphicsContext::ECenter);
... and you shouldn't create and load the bitmap in the draw function. Better put it in the construct. Otherwhise the bitmap would be recreated every second or so.
Btw. try better something like this:
Bitmap = new(ELeave) CFbsBitmap();
User::LeaveIfError(iBitmap->Load(filename, bitmapId));