many of the code samples coming with jtable are presented with a both a phone and student list icons, referenced as phone.png and notes.png respectively.
Where are the icon files located? I would like to take advantage of the notes.png file as it is very generic to be used in some places of my code, thanks, Carlos
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in the product list (below the thumbnails/miniatures), I would like to display the product attributes (like on https://i.stack.imgur.com/ko6hc.jpg). Exactly, I mean the available sizes of clothes (its a clothing store). It's about the effect on the https://andzela.com website. Unfortunately, I can't "discover" my shop until I'm finished. I code html / css / js, although I don't like php a lot. Please help where to look for the appropriate variables.
Thank you for your help!
Peace!
I have already figured it out. For sizes I used the color attribute (change name, value) and the module of products related to different colors. I've edited a few TPL files, added some styles and everything works great.
Peace!
Using MSVS C#, I'm creating a KML file. For the sake of simplicity, assume that it has 2 Point placemarks with name tags A and B, respectively. The third placemark is a LineString using the coordinates from the points, with a name tag "A > B". I want the description of this placemark to say "Distance: xxx km", where xxx is the distance between A and B.
Is there a KML or Google Earth tag that I can write to the KML file that will output the distance when the file is loaded into Google Earth and I click on the line? Better yet, can I keep track of these as the app generates the KML file or in the KML file itself so that the document can have a description that has the total distance of all LineStrings?
Thanks.
After posting this, I came across a Vicenty formula written in Java that does what I want. It was a simple matter to port it to C#.
It can be found at https://www.neovasolutions.com/2019/10/04/haversine-vs-vincenty-which-is-the-best/
It's a shame a forum designed to help developers would have someone downgrade a question without even bothering to post a response that might be of use, even if it's a link to where such a question was answered. If this was an admin who did this, kindly delete my account—I certainly don't need the bigotry and scrutiny. In the future, I'll try to find my answers elwewhere.
I built an experiment in Builder view Psychopy (v1.82.01) presenting an image only, sound only and image plus sound together. For my analysis, I need a record of whether the stimulus is image, sound and image plus sound. Do the columns in the excel file entitled ‘key_resp_3.keys’, ‘key_resp_4.keys’ and ‘key_resp_5.keys’ represent the button code the participants press to ‘IMAGES’, ‘SOUNDS’ and ‘IMAGES AND SOUNDS’ respectively?
Is this correct? I just want to check whether I am interpreting this correctly.
I would greatly appreciate some help.
Many thanks!
Georgia
PS I am happy to send the excel file (i can't see where i can attach it)
key_resp_3, key_resp_4, etc refer to the keyboard components with those names in your routines.
So if, for example, key_resp_3 occurs in the routine where only an image is shown, then yes, that is what the response represents.
But if key_resp_3 is on a routine that can show different combinations of stimuli, then you would need some other way to indicate what the response represents (e.g. a column in your Excel file which indicates what sort of stimulus is being presented).
Are there any example stack around for mergZXing control? It seems simple but I am a bit unsure how it actually works.
I am eager to try things with QR codes.
Max Schafer
The mergZXing zip archive contains a folder named "demo". This folder contains a fully working sample stack.
If you have not already a license of mergZXing and want information before a purchase you find detailed information about all functions/commands of mergZXing. On the main page at http://mergext.com select the menu entry "Externals" and select mergZXing or go directly to the mergXZing information here.
For example:
put mergZXingGetBarcode() into tBarcode
presents a modal barcode reader and returns when a barcode is read or the user cancels. The returned value is put into tBarcode.
I want to create visuals along the lines of CNN's "red-state, blue-state" shadings of the states in the U.S. for my project. I'm planning to do something fancier than just shading the state's shape in a color. Are there open source libraries of state shapes/polygons (or - if not open source - others) that I can import into Word, Excel, etc. that I can use to show complicated graphs based on states?
I have Map Point, but haven't been able to figure out how to shade the states in a complex way.
you could try google charts, it looks like http://www.woot.com is doing something similar to what you need
Here is a good example using google maps... I've used code like that before.. perhaps from this exact example.
http://econym.org.uk/gmap/example_states2.htm
EDIT: you might want to consider converting the states.xml into JSON... it'll be smaller (136k of XML right now!) and should load faster in most browsers.
There might be a couple parts to the question you are asking, but to address the first part "Are there open source libraries of state shapes/polygons...", here's a resource to check out:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:SVG_maps_of_the_United_States
It's a list of various SVG(scalable vector graphics) files which can be imported into a number of applications. Basically a giant xml representation of lines and endpoints. This can be directly converted to XAML, if you're into a more programmatic way of charting(ie, C# w/ Silverlight).
However, to address the second part regarding MS Office, Visio can import SVG files for manipulation as well. I'm unsure what type of graphs you were looking for, but I hope this can assist in some small way on your path to awesomeness ;)