I want to print:
Hi, let's do this:
the issue is, it won't work with the "let's" due to the apostrophe. If I use quotes around this (""), it prints the quotes as well in the view, which I don't want.
How do I do this in React Native?
Try this
<Text>{"Let's"}</Text>
Try <Text>{"Hi, let's do this"}</Text>.
Any time you encounter any difficulty using a Text label, just remember that inside the brackets the rules of JavaScript apply, and so you can do anything in the same way that you would for a JS string.
A temporary work around is to use ' instead of '
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I'm facing a problem when we try to concatenate to spinets into one.
There is a space between the two spinets, so the text ends missformated.
Has anyone see this problem, if yes, any clue on how to fix it?
Thanks in advance!
Bye.
Using trim() function before concatenating the snippets will help remove the extra spaces.
If you are using variables to store the snippets, then the variable has in built property to trim the spaces i.e. the space before , after or in-between.
When I add a Class into a Typescript Application, WebStorms Smart Code Completion finds the reference and creates an import reference automatically.
This is great, but the format is different to the TSLinter, I was wondering if there is a way of altering the generated code so that it will use single quotes instead of double quotes
Thank you #LazyOne, I altered this setting and now single quotes are used. It may be a little bit to much as it will effect all TypeScript string insertions, but I will try this for now.
I'm going mad with this, I need to show a text I got from a textarea in grails 2.3.7 but when I replace \r\n characters for br/ and do an encodeAsHTML() I get the br's every where instead of new lines.
How is it done? this is what I've tried:
${cotizacionInstance.descripcion.encodeAsHTML().replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>')}
${cotizacionInstance.descripcion.replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>').encodeAsHTML()}
<%=cotizacionInstance.descripcion.replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>').encodeAsHTML()%>
<%=cotizacionInstance.descripcion.encodeAsHTML().replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>')%>
<%=cotizacionInstance.descripcion.replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>').decodeHTML()%>
<%=cotizacionInstance.descripcion.decodeHTML().replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>')%>
I don't like the way it comes out if I use the pre tag, because I loose all responsiveness.
I see that in the google chrome inspector I get my string between double quotes but I don't know how to remove those.
Thanks
There are factors left out of your description which make it impossible to say for sure but one way to get the behavior you are after is to mark the text as raw with something like this...
${raw(cotizacionInstance.descripcion.replaceAll('\r\n', '<br/>'))}
I hope that helps.
You need to esacpe your backslashes:
replaceAll("\\n", "<br/>")
According to Oracle at JTextArea documentation, if you wish to wrap lines AND wrap at word boundaries and not character boundaries you must use code as follows:
jtaOutputPrimes.setLineWrap(true);
jtaOutputPrimes.setWrapStyleWord(true);
Please note that the jtaOutputPrimes is the name of my JTextArea on my JPanel.
The issue comes in when I use the method append to add text to the JTextArea as follows:
jtaOutputPrimes.append(",");
In this case, the setWrapStyleWord setting does not work. It continues to use the character boundaries and not the word boundaries.
I have found another person experiencing same issue here: setWrapStyleWord issue
Now, lets say you are running an JApplet that has this JTextArea. If you type in the text area, it will word wrap fine, but any passed text from the append method does not work.
I believe this is a bug, and I cannot find Oracle acknowledge it as such anywhere.
Can anyone help? Thanks!
I found out why this was happening, and this simple fix may be beneficial to others. The issue came into play because when I appended the comma (,) to the JTextArea it was eliminating the white space between words. To fix this, I simply placed a space after the comma like so, and it worked.
jtaOutputPrimes.append(", ");
My problem is the following:
I need to assign a value to the recordset. The problem isthat I need to use a variable. So, instead of write this
MyRecordSet![field_name]
I need to write this
MyRecordSet![variable_name]
This all look simple even to me, until I find out that inside the brackets there are no quotation marks to separate strings of text from variable names. Therefore, I can't distinguish them.
Please, guys, help me! I've tried everything you can imagine.
Thanks in advance.
MyRecordSet.Fields(variablename)