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I would like to share the info of my performed testing scenarios and to ask you to share your experience with region monitoring. So, I have registered two opposite regions (A and B) with 5 km radius and 1 km desiredAccuracy, with the 20 km distance between them. However, I haven't received any didEnterRegion/didExitRegion events when traveling from A to B. In my app prototype, I also put two buttons (for testing purposes): one starts significant change and another standard location monitoring. Both prints didUpdateToLocation events on-screen-log. So, after getting to the center of region B and

I try to get the iPhone4 to monitor regions and notify me by call didEnterRegion or didExitRegion. I can't get it to work. I was reading probably all related enries here, plus a couple more articles on the web....iOS just don't call my CLLocationManagerDelegate methods. What did I do: I have a simple AppDelegate which implements also the CLLocationManagerDelegate methods for didEnterRegion and didExitRegion. Within these methods I simply use a UILocalNotification to report the event. From a ViewController I create a Region (the current Location) with aRadius of 1000meters. Here are some things

One of my apps uses the MKMapView at a very high (max) zoomLevel (high detail map) With the introduction of iOS7, I can't come nearly as close to the map as before. I am using the mapView setRegion: method for this. I have been running tests and these are the results: spans across iOS versions in full screen portrait mode mapview: iOS 5.1: 140 meters iOS 6.1: 70 meters iOS 7.0.3: 281 meters iOS 7.0.3: 160 meters (if pinched manually!!) Is there a way to achieve the 160 meters (the max zoomlevel) programmatically on iOS 7.0.3 (I know the horizontal span depends on the lattitude, so the number

I'm making multi culture plugin for MS Word,Excel where I need to identify setting value provided in Regional Settings under "List Separator" Option, how can I read using C# ? This List separator is later on being used to construct Excel formulas, word mail merge header, etc. Try using System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TextInfo.ListSeparator or System.Globalization.CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo("en-US").TextInfo.ListSeparator if you look for a specific culture's information. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6834534/how-to-read-list-separator-settings-from-regional

I'm using Oracle APEX and I have a report region in a page that displays columns from a SQL query. I want to add edit buttons to the first column of this report so that the user can click on it and edit/review one of the results. How do I add this edit button? Thanks. Tony Andrews Add a column to the SELECT statement of the report like this: SELECT '' edit_link, -- This is the new column ... Go to the Report Attributes tab. Move the new column EDIT_LINK to the top of the list of columns (if you want it to be first). Click on the pencil and paper icon to the left of the EDIT_LINK alias to open

If i have the following #region blah; blahblah; ..... moar; #endregion how can i jump to the top #region label if i see the #endregion tag on my screen? Is there a short cut? The answer is Ctrl + ] as already answered by @TheEvilPenguin. But I thought to add this awesome link for other shortcuts as well, which can be helpful in speeding up routine tasks in VS. EDIT : Save the link page as html in your system, as the link might expire in future. TheEvilPenguin Ctrl + ] will jump between the start and end of blocks. I just tested, and it works for #region blocks for me in VS2010. Edit: The