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I need some code on how to make a UIScrollView that contains UIImageViews lined up like the iPhone photo's app that comes with the phone.
Started by Jaba on
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In -tableView:cellForRowAtIndexPath: , load the four images corresponding to that row (assuming you've got them in a linear array, the image indices... .
Best way to do this is probably a standard UITableView whose cells contain a row of four UIImageView s .
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I want to display
Name [Textbox]
Age: [Textbox]
BlahBlahCatfish: [Textbox]
but if I simply plonk the code in, it gets lined up exactly as its lined up above.
What I want is for it to be lined up like this:
Name: [Textbox] Age: [Textbox] BlahBlahCatfish...
Started by SLC on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://acm.cs.kent.edu/contact/form.php
Basically its like this
<p> <label for="someTextBox" >Text</label> <input type="text" id="someTextBox" /> </p> p label { display: inline-block; ... .
Here is a site I did that does that.
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In Notepad++, I can use ctrl + shift + up/down to move the current line up and down. Is there a similar command to this in Vim? I have looked through endless guides, but have found nothing.
If there isn't, how could I bind the action to that key combination...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Or do you mean "bubbling" or "drowning" a line around ? Mykola answer is... .
Note that however in this case you then have to move the cursor up, otherwise it will just restore the line where it was .
In command mode:
ddp to put it below
ddP to put it above .
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I'm printing out some values from a script in my terminal window like this:
for i in items: print "Name: %s Price: %d" % (i.name, i.price)
How do I make these line up into columns?
Started by Hobhouse on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If some names won't.
If one name is quite a bit longer than another) .
Print "Name: %-20s Price: %10d" % (i.name, i.price)
This is better than using tabs as tabs won't line up in some circumstances (e.g.
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I have this printf statement:
printf("name: %s\t" "args: %s\t" "value %d\t" "arraysize %d\t" "scope %d\n", sp->name, sp->args, sp->value, sp->arraysize, sp->scope);
It's inside a for loop, so it's printing multiple lines for a list of pointers...
Started by Phenom on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Even though the rest of your fields are 2 characters, and it won't line up the way you want.
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Some_var = foo() another_var = bar()
or
some_var = foo() another_var = bar()
Including changing the whitespace as lines are added or removed to keep them lined up. Does this really look good? Is it worth the mucking up of the diff?
Started by ironfroggy on
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Example:
some.
That is longer than all the other lines, you need to line up all the other lines all over again.
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Here is a screenshot of how both div's lineup: http://tinyurl.com/d3kopn
The left column is , the div that I want to line up to the right of it is
And both those div's are within
.content-body { padding:10px 15px; font-size:.8em; font-family:arial; overflow...
Started by Brad on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Adding a
clear:none;
to both you column divs
and a
width:80%;
to your middle column should enable them to go side... .
You could also make .col-middle float right.
Change the width of .col-middle to 80% or less so both divs can fit inside their container .
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I am trying to take a shapefile of subdivisions within a county that I have created and line it up with another shapefile that was given to me by the County Appraisal District (parcel data). When I try to get them to line up then my streets shapefiles...
Started by Dennis on
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The default is to | use a rectangular projection with the aspect ratio chosen so | that longitude... .
See | 'mapproject' (in the 'mapproj' library).
Your problem is probably one of projection
| projection: character string that names a map projection to use .
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I saw this somewhere, but cannot find it now. Is there a built-in function in emacs, or does someone have elisp, to line up all the equals signs in a series of inititialization statments in cc-mode?
Before:
int t=9; Graphics g = new Graphics(); List<...
Started by Cheeso on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See the documentation ( C-h f align ) for details... .
You can also add an "alignment rule" to the variable align-rules-list , so that in future M-x align will do it .
Use M-x align-regexp (here, M-x align-regexp RET = RET ) .
M-x align should do the trick.
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Here's an excerpt from a fairly standard Rails form:
<p> <%= f.label :from_station %> <%= f.text_field :from_station %> </p> <p> <%= f.label :to_station %> <%= f.text_field :to_station %> </p>
By default...
Started by Horace Loeb on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try setting this CSS:
label{ width: 4em....
I think this is more of a CSS question;
Labels by default aren't a block level element and so won't accept a width .
You can use a <table> where each label is in column 1 and each textfield is in column 2 .
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