[Solved] Changing the look and feel of default .setError(“I dont like your pink color”); [closed]

OK, I’ll assume that you mean EditText.setError() Extend TextView in your own custom class and override setError() to do whatever you want. You could start with the Android source to see the default implementation. EditText source 2 solved Changing the look and feel of default .setError(“I dont like your pink color”); [closed]

[Solved] Is QwtRasterData the right Qt device for displaying the data received from get_googlemap?

QwtRasterData is an abstract class that defines an interface to gridded data for display in the Qwt framework. There exists a subclass, QwtMatrixRasterData that lets you create raster objects with actual values in them from a QVector of doubles using the setValueMatrix method. You could write another subclass QwtRdaRasterData that defines the methods of the … Read more

[Solved] what is the result of 4*0:g_range[2]? [closed]

0:n returns the vector c(0, 1, 2, …, n) and 4*0:n will multiply each element by 4 to yield c(0, 4, 8, …, 4n). So, this gives a vector in which the difference between each element is 4. It does not give a vector of four equally spaced elements except in the case that n … Read more

[Solved] php redirect_to() function undefined

You have to define the redirect_to function before calling it. Try this code <?php if($result){ $num_rows = mysqli_num_rows($result); if($num_rows == 1){ $found_user=mysqli_fetch_array($result); redirect_to(“main.php”); } else{ redirect_to(“index.php”); } } function redirect_to($location){ header(‘Location:’.$location); } ?> solved php redirect_to() function undefined

[Solved] Parser Json PHP [closed]

Since this seemed to be the correct answer, and I’ve just set a bounty I could do with the rep of an accepted answer: either google, or RTM -> $parsed[0][‘data’][‘attr’][‘href’] 2 solved Parser Json PHP [closed]

[Solved] Regex to match specific words in java [closed]

I would not recommend a regex for this. But it is possible: boolean foundMatch = subjectString.matches( “(?x) # Verbose regex:\n” + “(?!.*(AB|CD|EF).*\\1) # Make sure there are no dupes in the string\n” + “\\s* # Match optional whitespace.\n” + “(?:AB|CD|EF) # Match one of the three candidates\n” + “(?: # Try to match…\n” + ” … Read more

[Solved] Labeling horizontal bar using matplotlib bar_label [duplicate]

the issue is that the bar_label is a new feature and available in matplotlib version 3.4 or later – ref this link. Check the version of matplotlib using import matplotlib print(‘matplotlib: {}’.format(matplotlib.__version__)) Upgrade to v3.4 or latest version using pip install matplotlib –upgrade. You will need to include the code in the link you provided … Read more