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I am unable to figure out why cursor-listener works fine for all the entities except for my gltf model. Here is my html <div id="myEmbeddedScene"> <a-scene embedded=""> <a-assets> <a-asset-item id="ducks" src="../images/test.glb"></a-asset-item> </a-assets> <a-box cursor-listener color="#CCC" width="3" depth="3" height="0.1" position="0 0 -2"></a-box> <a-entity cursor-listener id="duck" gltf-model="#ducks" position="0 0.1 -2" rotation="0 -90 0"></a-entity> <a-camera> <a-cursor></a-cursor> </a-camera> </a-scene> </div> and here goes the cursor-listener component from a-frame AFRAME

The javadocs indicate that android.database.Cursor has a getType(int) method. However, when I try to call this method, Eclipse gives me an error saying no method exists. What gives? What version of Android are you targeting? The getType() method applies only to v3.0 and later. EDIT: Assuming you're targeting pre v3.0 versions of Android then a possible 'hack' to discover the type of each column within a table would be to query the sqlite_master table to find the CREATE data. SELECT sql FROM sqlite_master It's pretty nasty but if you really need to find the type then you could extend

Is it possible with javascript? I'm trying to implement a scratchcard type thing, and I was wondering if the user could 'scratch it' with his cursor and then javascript would remove/erase the image to show the text below. But i've not been able to find anything (javascript wise) which can erase abit (cursor location) of an image. Does anyone have any suggestions/ideas? Thanks. Use html5 canvas element. Checkout this fiddle for an example: http://jsfiddle.net/ArtBIT/WUXDb/1/ jQuery Plugin: http://www.senamion.com/blog/jScratchcard.html HTML5: http://www.catchmyfame.com/2011/06/28/a-jquery

From this answer: Is there a way to loop through a table variable in TSQL without using a cursor? I'm using the method WHILE EXISTS(SELECT * FROM #Temp) The problem is that it's outputting multiple tables, if possible I'd like to output as a single table. Declare @Id int WHILE EXISTS(SELECT * FROM #Temp) Begin Select Top 1 @Id = Id From #Temp --Do some processing here Delete #Temp Where Id = @Id End So right now it outputs this: x y -- -- 1 a x y -- -- 1 b But I'd like it to output this: x y -- -- 1 a 2 b What I'm trying to achieve , I have this in a field: 1234,1432,1235 I have a process that

Sometimes when working on a large project, I find it useful to figure out all the places from which some function or method is called. Moreover, more often than not I don't just want the immediate caller, but the whole call stack. This is most useful in two scenarios - when debugging and when trying to figure out how some code works. One possible solution is to use a debugger - run the program within a debugger, place a breakpoint in the interesting place, examine call stack when stopped. While this works and can sometimes be very useful, I personally prefer a more programmatic approach. I

I want to test results of a Postgres function (changing the function is not a possibility). The function receives as arguments a REFCURSOR and several other things and returns the same RECURSOR. get_function_that_returns_cursor(ret, 4100, 'SOMETHING', 123465) Now I want to create a small test in Postgres to get the results of this FUNCTION. Something Like the code below (this is my approach but it is not working): DO $$ DECLARE ret REFCURSOR; row_to_read table_it_will_return%ROWTYPE ; BEGIN PERFORM get_function_that_returns_cursor(ret, 4100, 'SOMETHING', 123465); -- OR SELECT get_function_that

In Android Studio, my cursor is white rectangle. I'm cannot write anything. And changed my keyboard button actions. h-->left arrow j-->down arrow k--> up arrow l-->right arrow How can I fix problem or can I reset Android Studio settings? Just got the same problem as yours. And this is the solution: Go to File > Settings > Editor > General > Appearance , then uncheck the Use block caret Mohaize Jefrin Try fn + ins . That worked for me. Press Fn + Del on your keyboard together. Explanation: Its because Delete key on keyboard has Insert function. So pressing Del along with Fn key will enable