I prefer using Align Assignments
Aligns assignment statements by typing Ctrl+Alt+]. For example, typing Ctrl-Alt-] when the following is selected:
MaxMultiplier = bonusMathModel.MaxMultiplier;
MaxFreeGames = bonusMathModel.MaxFreeGames;
MultiplierQueueMode = MultiplierQueueMode.OVERLAPPED;
OverlappedMultiplierOperator = OverlappedMultiplierOperator.ADDED;
Transforms it into this:
MaxMultiplier = bonusMathModel.MaxMultiplier;
MaxFreeGames = bonusMathModel.MaxFreeGames;
MultiplierQueueMode = MultiplierQueueMode.OVERLAPPED;
OverlappedMultiplierOperator = OverlappedMultiplierOperator.ADDED;
However, Resharper ctrl-alt-f cleanup will undo the align assignments. How can I change Resharper's behavior so that it preserves Align assignments?
I think you'll have to create a new Clean-up profile with Reformat Code set to No and use that instead.
You can't mix and match the convenience of automatic reformatting with custom spacing. Resharper isn't to know which additional spaces are deliberate and which are accidental.
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My colourscheme (Tomorrow Night) exposes the following colours variables:
" Default GUI Colours
let s:foreground = "c5c8c6"
let s:background = "1d1f21"
let s:selection = "373b41"
let s:line = "282a2e"
let s:comment = "969896"
let s:red = "cc6666"
let s:orange = "de935f"
let s:yellow = "f0c674"
let s:green = "b5bd68"
let s:aqua = "8abeb7"
let s:blue = "81a2be"
let s:purple = "b294bb"
let s:window = "4d5057"
I'm looking forward to create new matches and highlight groups reusing those colours.
For example, I'm trying to highlight my own LESSVariable group with s:red, and I tried:
hi LESSVariable guifg=s:red
call <SID>X("LESSVariable", s:red, "", "")
In conjunction with my match rule:
match LESSVariable /#[\w_-]+/
From the let keywords in the variables above I can deduce that those variables are only visible within the theme file.
What can I do to accomplish this?
If not possible using the s:red variable directly, can I tell Vim somehow that my LESSVariable group should look like group X (for example, like rubyConstant)?
EDIT: Tomorrow Night translates the gui hexadecimals to cterm colours for Terminal support. If possible, I'd like to support both GUI and Terminal in my customisations.
The easy way.
Instead of creating your own highlight group, use one that's already defined by your colorscheme and looks just like you want. For example:
call <SID>X("WarningMsg", s:red, "", "")
call <SID>X("Identifier", s:red, "", "none")
call <SID>X("vimCommand", s:red, "", "none")
etc…
The other easy way.
Add your highlight group to the colorscheme.
Another easy way.
Use an existing less syntax script that already has what you want.
After updating Resharper and StyleCop, post clean-up object initializers now look like this:
var foo = new Foo {
Bar = 1,
Baz = 2
}
How I want them to look, and how StyleCop expects them to look is:
var foo = new Foo
{
Bar = 1,
Baz = 2
}
I've been playing with the line brake and brace settings, but am not having any luck so far.
The issue was that I had line wrapping turned off, but had the chop always setting enabled for object initializers. Evidently, the chop always setting for line wrapping ignores the braces setting for object initializers.
Double check some of your settings and maybe post what you have them set to. Under:
ReSharper Settings > Code Editing > C# > Formatting Style > Braces Layout
You should check that
Array and object initializer
is set to
At next line (BSD style)
Also check your Visual Studio Settings so that
Text Editor > C# > Formatting > New Lines > New Line options for braces > Place open brace on new line for object initializers
is checked
iOS 6 has been updated to use UITextView for rich text editing (a UITextView now earns an attributedText property —which is stupidly non mutable—). Here is a question asked on iOS 6 Apple forum under NDA, that can be made public since iOS 6 is now public...
In a UITextView, I can undo any font change but cannot undo a replacement in a copy of the view's attributed string. When using this code...
- (void) replace: (NSAttributedString*) old with: (NSAttributedString*) new
{
1. [[myView.undoManager prepareWithInvocationTarget:self] replace:new with:old];
2. old=new;
}
... undoing is working well.
But if I add a line to get the result visible in my view, the undoManager do not fire the "replace:with:" method as it should...
- (void) replace: (NSAttributedString*) old with: (NSAttributedString*) new
{
1. [[myView.undoManager prepareWithInvocationTarget:self] replace:new with:old];
2. old=new;
3. myView.attributedText=[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithAttributedString:old];
}
Any idea? I have the same problem with any of the replacement methods, using a range or not, for MutableAttributedString I tried to use on line "2"...
Umm, wow I really didn't expect this to work! I couldn't find a solution so I just started trying anything and everything...
- (void)applyAttributesToSelection:(NSDictionary*)attributes {
UITextView *textView = self.contentCell.textView;
NSRange selectedRange = textView.selectedRange;
UITextRange *selectedTextRange = textView.selectedTextRange;
NSAttributedString *selectedText = [textView.textStorage attributedSubstringFromRange:selectedRange];
[textView.undoManager beginUndoGrouping];
[textView replaceRange:selectedTextRange withText:selectedText.string];
[textView.textStorage addAttributes:attributes range:selectedRange];
[textView.undoManager endUndoGrouping];
[textView setTypingAttributes:attributes];
}
Mac Catalyst (iOS14)
UITextView has undoManager that will manage undo and redo for free without any additional code.
But replacing its attributedText will reset the undoManager (Updating text and its attributes in textStorage not work for me too). I found that undo and redo will works normally when formatting text without replacing attributedText but by standard edit actions (Right click on highlighting text > Font > Bold (Mac Catalyst)).
So to fix this :
You need to set the allowsEditingTextAttributes of UITextView to be true, this will make UITextView support undo and redo of attributedText.
self.textView.allowsEditingTextAttributes = true
If you want to change the text of attributedText, use replace(_:withText:) of UITextInput, or insertText(_:) and deleteBackward() of UIKeyInput that UITextView conforming to.
self.textView.replace(self.textView.selectedTextRange!, withText: "test")
If you want to change attributes of text, use updateTextAttributes(conversionHandler:) of UITextView instead.
self.textView.updateTextAttributes { _ in
let font = UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 17)
let attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [
.font: font,
]
return attributes
}
For changing text and its attributes in specific range, modify the selectedRange of UITextView.
To implement undo and redo buttons, check this answer : https://stackoverflow.com/a/50530040/8637708
I have tested with Mac Catalyst, it should work on iOS and iPadOS too.
The Undo Manager is reset after setting its 'text' or 'attributedText' property, this is why it does not work. Whether this behavior is a bug or by design I don't know.
However, you can use the UITextInput protocol method instead.
(void)replaceRange:(UITextRange *)range withText:(NSString *)text
This works.
I'm creating a dynamic VSD from a hierarchical set of data that represents a flowchart. I don't want/need to fuddle with absolute positioning of these elements - the automatic layout options will work just fine.
The problem is I can't figure out how to perform this command via code. In the UI (Visio 2010), the commands are on the ribbon here: Design (tab) -> Layout (group) -> Re-Layout (SplitButton).
Any of these will do. Looking through the Visio SDK documentation and Googling for a couple days have turned up nothing of very much use.
Any ideas? (using C#, but VB/VBA would do)
The Page.Layout() method itself is not enough.
In the WBSTreeView.sln sample project (VB.Net) I found how to accomplish this, but couldn't post my answer until 8 hours later :-x
The other layout types are possible by looking through the enums used below.
Compact -> DownRight just ended up being better for most of the flows we're creating.
Translated to C#:
// auto-layout, Compact Tree -> Down then Right
var layoutCell = this._page.PageSheet.get_CellsSRC(
(short)VisSectionIndices.visSectionObject,
(short)VisRowIndices.visRowPageLayout,
(short)VisCellIndices.visPLOPlaceStyle);
layoutCell.set_Result(
VisUnitCodes.visPageUnits,
(short)VisCellVals.visPLOPlaceCompactDownRight);
layoutCell = this._page.PageSheet.get_CellsSRC(
(short)VisSectionIndices.visSectionObject,
(short)VisRowIndices.visRowPageLayout,
(short)VisCellIndices.visPLORouteStyle);
layoutCell.set_Result(
VisUnitCodes.visPageUnits,
(short)VisCellVals.visLORouteFlowchartNS);
//// to change page orientation
//layoutCell = this._page.PageSheet.get_CellsSRC(
// (short)VisSectionIndices.visSectionObject,
// (short)VisRowIndices.visRowPrintProperties,
// (short)VisCellIndices.visPrintPropertiesPageOrientation);
//layoutCell.set_Result(
// VisUnitCodes.visPageUnits,
// (short)VisCellVals.visPPOLandscape);
// curved connector lines
layoutCell = this._page.PageSheet.get_CellsSRC(
(short)VisSectionIndices.visSectionObject,
(short)VisRowIndices.visRowPageLayout,
(short)VisCellIndices.visPLOLineRouteExt);
layoutCell.set_Result(
VisUnitCodes.visPageUnits,
(short)VisCellVals.visLORouteExtNURBS);
// perform the layout
this._page.Layout();
// optionally resize the page to fit the space taken by its shapes
this._page.ResizeToFitContents();
//
Changing Connector Line Colors
If you're unfamiliar with how formulas for colors work, this might also be very frustrating. By default you can give an int as a string to get pre-defined colors, but this isn't very helpful because there isn't an easy way to figure out what each of those colors are. (There is a Page.Colors collection, but you have to inspect each of their RGB values and figure out the color from them.)
Instead, you can use your own RGB values for the formula.
private void SetConnectorLineColor(Shape connector, string colorFormula)
{
var cell = connector.get_Cells("LineColor");
cell.Formula = colorFormula;
}
internal static class AnswerColorFormula
{
public static string Green = "RGB(0,200,0)";
public static string Orange = "RGB(255,100,0)";
public static string Yellow = "RGB(255,200,0)";
public static string Red = "RGB(255,5,5)";
}
Call the Layout method on the Page object. If there are shapes selected on this page then this method will only operate on the current selection. You may want to call DeselectAll on the ActiveWindow first.
In Excel, I can have multiple text styles in a single cell. Is there a way to create a file like this using JExcelApi? I'm not seeing anything so far: setCellFormat is a method on WritableCell, and there doesn't seem to be any way to set a format for anything within a single cell.
Am I just missing it (quite possible!), or is this not implemented?
As a bonus: how hard would this be to implement? Is there any other Excel-export library which does implement this, from which I could borrow the code?
#Cosmic There is another way to read that question: multiple formats in separate areas of a single cell.
Like: "Italics Bold Text" with "italics" and "bold" set in different style, i.e. bold not italics, respectively.
Can this be done in JExcelAPI? I am not aware of this. Anyone?
With variables WritableSheet ws, int col, int row
The following code will set your cell's font to bold.
WritableCell wc = ws.getWritableCell(col, row);
WritableCellFormat cf = wc.getCellFormat() != null ? new WritableCellFormat(wc.getCellFormat()) : new WritableCellFormat();
WritableFont wf = new WritableFont(cf.getFont());
try {
wf.setBoldStyle(WritableFont.BOLD);
// refer to http://jexcelapi.sourceforge.net/resources/javadocs/2_6_10/docs/jxl/write/WritableFont.html for other text styles
cf.setFont(wf);
wc.setCellFormat(cf);
} catch ...
A CellFormat/WritableCellFormat contains lots of different formatting options, such as the font, borders, background colour and wrap.
So, yes. You were just missing it :p
EDIT: As I didn't make it clear enough, for multiple styles you can call multiple methods on your WritableFont, e.g setBoldStyle(), setItalic(), setUnderlineStyle(), setStruckout(), setColour(), etc.