Put it in a loop, offset each text field’s Y position and tag each text field: for (int i = ; i < numberOfTextFieldsNeeded; i++) { UITextField *tf = [[UITextField alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(5, 5 + 35 * i ,100,25)]; // 10 px padding between each view tf.tag = i + 1; // tag it for future … Read more
In HTML, XHTML, XML, the <!– starts a commentary scope and –> finish it. It is a comment and it does not affect the result on the browser, but add some bytes on the response. <!– comment some text and you can break lines. It is compatible for html, xhtml and xml. –> On other … Read more
Unfortunately for you, this isn’t a “Tutorial” site. If you have a specific issue, people will help you. But for a tutorial, google around some blogs. Based on your description, you need to: Configure some triggers (prolly SCM change, or timer based) Perform GIT checkout Perform Gradle build step Decide where to Archive your artifacts … Read more
def Convert(s): p = s.split(“,”) return (int(p[0]), int(p[1])) 1 solved How to convert ‘1,2’ into a tuple (1,2) in python?
Is there any reason you’re opposed to setting the names of the two sets to be the same? rbind will work just fine in that case, and you can just use something like names(test2) <- lookup_table$first so that the names match up. 3 solved Append data frame to another data frame with different column names
No, you cannot. Functions cannot be generally declared inside another function. You can only define them. The language was designed like that. Also see these: Function Declaration and Function Prototypes C – Functions Declaring a function – function prototypes I think you need a good C book or tutorial. You can choose a good book … Read more
Don’t force a flush: cout << ret[i] << endl; That is really inefficient forcing the stream to flush every time. Rather simply use the \n; cout << ret[i] << `\n’; Also because C++ tried to maintain backward compatibility with C the C++ iostream are linked to the C iostreams. It is expensive to keep them … Read more
How do I determine which gmail permission is causing Google to send my clients ‘Limiting access to data in your Google Account’ emails? [closed] solved How do I determine which gmail permission is causing Google to send my clients ‘Limiting access to data in your Google Account’ emails? [closed]
Use DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 3) { test.append(number) } 1 solved Create the tail of the Snake in a Snake Game – swift [duplicate]
Turns out this was posted too early: taking the time to start at the official documentation for classes over on https://jsdoc.app/tags-class.html and running that example through jsdoc works perfectly fine, and subsequently building out that example to match the actual file’s code yields working documentation just fine, too. And in this specific case, there were … Read more
You can achieve this by doing the following: alist.stream() .flatMap(i -> i == 0 ? Stream.of(i, 0) : Stream.of(i)) .limit(alist.size()) .collect(Collectors.toList()); This basically: flatmaps your integer to a stream of itself if non-zero, and a stream of itself and an additional zero if equal to zero limits the size of your list to the original … Read more
try: lsts = [[“key=fvv”,”val=34″],[“key=djbjd”,”val=22″]] result = {i[0].split(“=”)[1]: i[1].split(“=”)[1] for i in lsts} print(result) output {‘fvv’: ’34’, ‘djbjd’: ’22’} solved Convert lists to dict python? [closed]
Raymond Chen has written about this. He doesn’t even touch on what I usually think of as the primary reason that a threaded control wouldn’t work well, which is that a thread shouldn’t draw on a window associated with a different thread. I encourage your co-worker to revisit whatever it was that made him decide … Read more
try, and you will get you expect sort In [51]: a=[[‘xX0001’, ‘10006’, ‘102’, ”, ‘2018-02-02’, 3233.9, 0.0, 36816.18, ”], …: [‘xX0001’, ‘10006’, ‘102’, ”, ‘2018-02-01’, 4142.45, 0.0, 40146.55, ”], …: [‘xX0001’, ‘10006’, ‘200’, ”, ‘2018-02-02’, 14367.539999999999, 0.0, 41496.42999999999, ”], …: [‘xX0001’, ‘10006’, ‘200’, ”, ‘2018-02-01’, 12663.27, 0.0, 56043.94, ”]] In [52]: sorted(a, key=lambda b: b[4]) … Read more
Well just for fun, I decided to take a shot at it. Most probably what you’ve heard was that you could corrupt the Integer’s cache in order to do this. Before getting any further, here’s the code: package test; import java.lang.reflect.Field; public class BreakMath { public static void main(String[] args) throws ClassNotFoundException, NoSuchFieldException, SecurityException, IllegalArgumentException, … Read more